It’s Topical | 32 years on, are South Africans united or divided?

On Monday, South Africa marks the country's transition from the oppressive apartheid regime to a free democratic country, and in commemoration of the first democratic elections on the 27 April 1994 that gave birth to our constitutional democracy.

But the question is, how much are we still carrying, from our past? Is part of the solution to know each other's cultural heritage, start understanding what makes the other person tick and by doing so, respecting each other. As South Africans, do you think we have a common heritage?
What is it?

How do we celebrate our 'South Africaness'?
Freedom should mean emancipation from poverty, unemployment... But also racism, sexism and other forms of discrimination.

To unpack this issue, we are joined virtually by Prof Armand Bam who is the Head of Social Impact and Postgraduate Diploma Leadership Development for NPOs at Stellenbosch Business School. We also have Asanda Ngoasheng who is a Political Analyst, academic and diversity expert. The live studio also weighs in.


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