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Did the Youth of 1976 Get the SA They Fought For?

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Democracy Unplugged
Published
Jun 11, 2026
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2033
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Summary

50 years later - has South Africa kept its promise to the youth? As South Africa marks Youth Month, Phumi Mashigo sits down with Seth Mazibuko, one of the surviving leaders of the Soweto Uprising. Together they explore the promises of democracy, the challenges facing young people today and whether the aspirations of the 1976 generation have truly been realised. The Burning Platform