Can the Constitution Still Save South Africa?

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What happens when one of the world’s most progressive
constitutions collides with corruption, inequality and political
dysfunction? In this week’s episode, Phumi Mashigo explores whether
South Africa’s democracy is being protected, or slowly weakened, and why
the Constitution still matters now more than ever. She is joined by
human rights lawyer, policy advocate, and civil society leader, Nicole
Fritz.
21 May English South Africa Politics · News

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