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#1  The South African General Election

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In a country recovering from a decade of corruption, economic stagnation and state capture, what fuelled voter apathy among young South Africans at the May 2019 polls? Was it a protest against lack of change… or is there more behind youth apathy in our country? Motion: This house believes that voter apathy among the youth did more good than harm in the South African general elections. This thought-provoking episode of The Interchange is made possible by Absa and Tshimong.
Season 1 / Episode 1 19 Jun 2019 English South Africa Society & Culture · Education

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