Chit Chat Club: Recent Episodes
Chit Chat Club
The Daily Vox, Youth Capital and Open Dialogue provide an open space for you to discuss ongoing socio-economic issues and challenges in South Africa.
Our guests answer your questions and concerns while searching for solutions that meet the needs of the youth and working class.
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We speak to economic development analyst Duma Gqubule and the Studies In Poverty & Inequality Institute on the 2021 quarter 3 labour survey. We focus the results around the need for a Universal Basic Income Grant for South Africans living in poverty.
Climate Activists Courtney Morgan and Celiwe Shivambu host a discussion on COP26, Shell's seismic survey and all things climate related in SA. Interviewing a panel of guests who are deep in fight for climate justice, some attended the COP26 event.
We chat with Tshiamo Malatji about running as in independent candidate and how his journey has been so far.
What is Integrated Development Planning and how can you influence local policy/planning in your community? We are joined by Activate! Change drivers & The Kathrada Foundation.
Political analyst, Ongama Mtimka breaks-down different party manifestos with data and analysis.
Why should you vote in the local elections? The Youth and Democracy Incubator (YADI) and Democracy Development Programme (DDP) answer our questions on the role of government should be playing in our communities.
On International Day of Democracy: Councillor at the city of Johannesburg, Mr. Michael Sun joins us in an open disucussion around the state of our country's democracy in 2021.
Digital inequality has been highlighted further during the pandemic. Digify Africa chat to us about closing the digital gap by executing robust solutions that allow South Africans to participate in the digital economy.
Irfaan Mangera from The Kathrada Foundation shines light on the importance of community groups and shares his experiences from working with youth clubs.
The @CodeRed_ZA feminists raise our voices during this latest crisis in the country, where the majority of ordinary people are distressed and in deep despair.