Future Voices: Inside the Minds of DPHS Learners

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What do young people really think about the future?
Carol Ofori was joined by visitors from Durban Preparatory High School, Mr Bedford, Mrs Sacks, and a bright group of learners: Yahya Barday, Eli Mqingwana, Leo Giessing, William Briscoe, and Lungelo Ntsele.

From school life to big dreams and everything in between, this conversation gives us a glimpse into how the next generation sees the world and where they’re headed.
13 Apr English South Africa Entertainment News

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