Servant Leader
BEYOND SELF INTEREST
11-12
31 years after Mandela’s release we’ve decided to commemorate the day by talking about leaders that serve in the first parliament after democracy. Six #FirstTimeVoters will discuss the kind of leader they will vote for by reflecting on our first three series, the leadership styles of:
SABC Interview just before the discussion.
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PANALISTS
Lidian Plaatjies
BA In Theatre & Performance at University of Cape Town
"I aspire to continue the work of my parents; to make South Africa a better and safer place for all through all art forms."
Neo Gumede
BA In Theatre & Performance at University of Cape Town
"Whilst I work towards being a trained performer I hope to contribute to a progressive sense of leadership pioneered by compassionate free-thinkers."
Oliver Ward
BCom FInancial Accounting at University of Cape Town
"I would like to focus and contribute to the financial and economic sector of South Africa and inspire a code of ethics within the operations of the sector."
Mbali Williams
Law and Politics at University of Cape Town
"I’m an advocate for equity and equality... I’d like to contribute to both my local and international communities through justice work, and through working with women and children based organisations."
Phuti Mphuti
BA In Theatre & Performance at University of Cape Town
"I believe that as the future leaders of this country it's imperative that we should learn more about our history, art and its prominent figures so we can best shape our destiny as an inclusive and accepting country."
Ayanda Sadek
Politics and film at University of Cape Town
"I am a young women’s rights and social activist passionate about being a part of the shaping of our country’s future to be progressive, inclusive and equal.."
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