702Narratives of Change: Reflecting on Movements in South Africa
Published Jun 30, 2019, 8:48 PM
NightTalk with Gushwell Brooks
Gushwell Brooks is an LLB graduate from the University of the Witwatersrand who wandered onto radio and never looked back. His voice can now be heard …360 clip(s)
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Gushwell Brooks is joined by Adam Habib, Vice-Chancellor: Wits University and author, (‘Rebels and Rage’), and Wandile Ngcaweni, Co-editor on the book: ‘We Are No Longer At Ease’, as a follow up to the Rhodes and Fees Must Fall movement successfully achieved zero fees for South African as a reflection on protest action from young people, often drawing links with 1976.
