By: Zinhle Bhuda
Twitter: @zp_bhuda
Email: pzinhle560@gmail.com
The
Student Governance and Leadership Development Directorate (SGLD), collaborating
with Tshwane FM and BUA student newspaper, organized a political debate among
student political organizations on Wednesday, April 24, 2024, at Tshwane
University of Technology (TUT) Pretoria campus. The objective of the debate was
to provide a platform for political structures to discuss youth-related issues
and propose solutions.
Link to video of HoD speaking:
Student political structures recognized by TUT came in numbers to participate in the debate where various topics that affect youth such as student funding; youth unemployment and crime and corruption were raised and addressed.
The
session became an opportunity for structures to prove their worth of people's
votes in the upcoming elections. “This platform is also for structures to prove
their worth for the upcoming elections,” said HOD of SGLD, Andrew
Makhushe.
Photo of student political structures By Zinhle Bhuda |
Link to the debate session:
To
keep youth and the nation up to date about politics and help them decide which
party they will vote for in the upcoming elections, Tshwane FM announced the launch
of their election coverage campaign called “Mark Ur Future” where there will be
daily updates of news about the elections. “We
have put together a news team that will you decide who you are voting for and
promise that you will hear it from us first,”
said Tshwane FM manager, Tebogo Magubane.
Link to audio of Tshwane FM station manager: https://on.soundcloud.com/6Su7xSmLtFV88tey9
Audiences
were able to get a grasp of what the political structures are planning for them
and are glad that this event took place because it helped them in their
decision making of who they are going to vote for. “Attending the debate has made it easy
for me to decide who I will be voting for,” said Tshiamo Lekonyane.
Link to video of audiences comment:
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