2 Cent -Afrika Mayibuye Movement Call for a New Commission

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The Afrika Mayibuye Movement wants a binding Commission of Inquiry into Black Poverty, saying long-standing policies have failed millions and stronger, enforceable solutions are needed. Positioning itself as a new political alternative with ambitions for 2029, the movement says its vision focuses on practical steps to tackle poverty and inequality, to be outlined at its upcoming National Convention. We had a chat to Afrika Mayibuye’s Deputy President; Nomsa KaMashobane Sibisi press play and hear what she has to say about this and more...
3 Dec 2025 English South Africa Society & Culture

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