The British government has announced that it will soon allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in general elections, something that was previously opposed by those who felt that this will benefit the ruling Labour Party as newly-enfranchised teenagers are seen as more likely to support the party. However though, Labour MPs are adamant that the change is intended to modernise UK’s democracy and boost voter turnout. Should South Africa follow suit? We find out from …….

GUEST: Musa Mdunge, Political analyst & PhD candidate at the University of Dundee in Scotland

The British government has announced that it will soon allow 16 and 17-year-olds to vote in general elections, something that was previously opposed by those who felt that this will benefit the ruling Labour Party as newly-enfranchised teenagers are seen as more likely to support the party. However though, Labour MPs are adamant that the change is intended to modernise UK&rsquo;s democracy and boost voter turnout. Should South Africa follow suit? We find out from &hellip;&hellip;.
GUEST: Musa Mdunge, Political analyst &amp; PhD candidate at the University of Dundee in Scotland

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