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'We need new leaders who are capable'- Irfaan Mangera reflecting on 30 years of Democracy

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Activist, youth leader and members of Rise Mzansi's National Leadership Collective Irfaan Mangera says South Africa needs new leaders who are capable enough to a progressive democracy.

He was speaking on TimesLIVE's orginal podcast 30 years of Democracy. Mangera shares insights into growing up a born free and his role in activisim and joining a political party.
18 Mar English South Africa Politics · News Commentary

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