Amnesty International South Africa Unmuted

The Missing Millions: Can Voters Be Won Back?

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High levels of dissatisfaction with service delivery and visible failures in many municipalities make the 2026 local government elections a critical moment of accountability. Yet low voter turnout remains a concern. What will it take to convince people that voting can drive change and hold local government accountable? Amnesty International South Africa campaigner Cassandra Dorasamy and GroundWork Collective CEO and founder, and former politician, Mbali Ntuli discuss this question.
28 Oct English Explicit South Africa News Commentary · Society & Culture

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