The Politics of Protest: 10 Years After #FeesMustFall
About this episode
The episode discusses the impact of student activism in South Africa ten years after the #FeesMustFall movement.
Ten years after #FeesMustFall, does protest still have the power to change South Africa? From the Wits campus to the streets, student activism has shaped some of the country’s most important political conversations. But has that activism translated into lasting change, and where does a new generation of young leaders take the fight from here? Siya Sangweni leads this conversation with Wits SRC member Sandile Sibanda, student leader Angelic Mafadza and South African Youth Council’s Jimmy Khosa. The Burning Platform
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