Today we look at the views of South Africans on elections. We know that this year is a big election year in South Africa as the country is celebrating 30 years of hard-earned democracy. 

The Afrobarometer has released a survey looking at what South Africans feel about their own elections and  democracy. We speak to Kate Lefko-Everett Senior Project Leader from the SA Reconciliation Barometer.

Today we look at the views of South Africans on elections. We know that this year is a big election year in South Africa as the country is celebrating 30 years of hard-earned democracy. 
The Afrobarometer has released a survey looking at what South Africans feel about their own elections and  democracy.  We speak to Kate Lefko-Everett Senior Project Leader from the SA Reconciliation Barometer.

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South African views on elections

Mamapudi Nkgadima, CEO of African Response, unpacks a recent African Response survey  revealing that among the  youth respondents who classified themselves as unemployed and looking for work, 41% are earning up to R15 000 a month through income-generating activities such as baking, building and hairdressing.

Mamapudi Nkgadima, CEO of African Response, unpacks a recent African Response survey  revealing that among the  youth respondents who classified themselves as unemployed and looking for work, 41% are earning up to R15 000 a month through income-generating activities such as baking, building and hairdressing.

Reinventing employment

This World Wellness Week, we focus on the importance of corporate wellness with  Didintle Hotane, Head of Communications at the Modern Community Foundation and Natlife Wellness retreat.

This World Wellness Week, we focus on the importance of corporate wellness with  Didintle Hotane, Head of Communications at the Modern Community Foundation and Natlife Wellness retreat.

Corporate wellness

In our Politricks for Politics feature: Kenya is witnessing a wave of protests as thousands of young people take to the streets to express their discontent with the government's economic policies.

The demonstrators, who have been peacefully protesting across the country since Tuesday, are urging President William Ruto to fulfill his promises to reduce taxes and lower the cost of living. 

 In a surprising move, President Ruto has expressed his willingness to engage in a conversation with the protesters, acknowledging their peaceful nature.

As the protests gain momentum, we'll be keeping a close eye on developments in Kenya. 

 We speak to Kelvin Lugaye, a Kenyan,  DJ & Youth Programs Manager at Ubunifu Arts Centre.

In our Politricks for Politics feature: Kenya is witnessing a wave of protests as thousands of young people take to the streets to express their discontent with the government's economic policies.
The demonstrators, who have been peacefully protesting across the country since Tuesday, are urging President William Ruto to fulfill his promises to reduce taxes and lower the cost of living. 
 In a surprising move, President Ruto has expressed his willingness to engage in a conversation with the protesters, acknowledging their peaceful nature.
As the protests gain momentum, we'll be keeping a close eye on developments in Kenya. 
 We speak to Kelvin Lugaye, a Kenyan,  DJ &amp; Youth Programs Manager at Ubunifu Arts Centre.

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