Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth leaders of political parties answer the question - What will be the Legacy of the current generation? What will this generation be remembered for?

Youth Parade- MEC Panyaza Lesufi

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

As we commemorate youth month, Radio 2000 took to the streets to ask young people what they think will be the legacy of the current generation. This is what they had to say.

(Youth Month Imaging) This Youth Month have the courage.

(Youth Month Imaging) The youth of 76 took charge of their lives.

(Youth Month Imaging) Never forget the fallen heroes.

(Youth Month Imaging) Commemorating June16

(Youth Month Imaging) Learn your history

(Youth Month Imaging) Honour the memory.

(Youth Month Imaging) Make the move.

(Youth Month Imaging) We salute the youth of 76

(Youth Month Imaging) Youth at work

(Youth Month Imaging) Be Brave, Be Determined, Be The Youth.

Mbali Ntuli, the DA National Youth Leader, takls about the freedom South Africans have received.

Julius Malema talks about South Africa since the start of democracy

Yeshin Pillay talks about the opportunities created by the NYDA

Stella Ndabeni Abrahams talks about the effects democracy has had in South Africa

Mduduzi Manan, the Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, talks about what democracy has meant for South Africa

Yueserf, DA Parliamentarian, talks about the youth in South Africa.

Alex from the Disabled Childrens Action Group speaks to us.

Sizwe, who runs a small company, talks about what freedom has allowed him to do.

Devine from Rwanda takes about studying in South Africa

Thenda talks about the changes through which South Africa has gone in regards to dealing with HIV/AIDS

Lebo Mashile, a poet and published author, takes about working in South Africa

Carol talks about what 20 years of democracy means to her

Jonathan talks about the last 20 years in South Africa

Lindiwe Zulu, the Minister of Small Business Development, takes about the youth in the new South Africa

Samkelo Radebe, the gold medalist and paralympic world record holder, speaks about his career since South Africa became a democratic country.

Athandiwe, a journalist with City Press, speaks about the Marikana incident.

Advocate Thuli Madonsela gives us her view about the country.

DJ Zinhle speaks about her career and what drives her. #20YearsOfDemocracy

Yvonne Chaka Chaka, the South African singer, shares her story of the day that marked her freedom to make her mark, 27 April 1994.

Yeshin Pillay, the chairperson of the National Youth Development Agency, speaks about his appreciation of what South Africa has due to its democracy.

Tsotsi the film about a young street thug who steals a car only to discover a baby in the back seat...

Jack, from a small Village in the Eastern Cape, shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.

Mark Shuttleworth became the first South African in space in 2002.

Thando Manana, the professional rudgy player, shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.

"As the day drew closer, news headlines were hogged by reports of widespread violence throughout the country..."

In 2006, South Africa became the fifth country in the world and the first in Africa to allow legal marriages between same sex couples

Rody is a music promoter. He shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.

Renata shares her story of the day that marked her freedom to make her mark, 27 April 1994.

Pastor Benjamin Dube shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.

Mandisa, was 20 years old when she made her first vote in 1994. She shares her story of the day that marked her freedom to make her mark, 27 April 1994.

Laduma speaks about the change the country has undergone since its first democratic elections.

2005 marked the 50th anniversary of the Freedom Charter.

Peter from Bright Blue shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.

Joan speaks about the historic moment when South Africa became a democratic country

Natalie Du Toit qualified for the 2008 Beijing Olympics on the 3rd of May 2008. She became the first amputee ever to qualify for the Olympics.

Bongani Mahlangu shares his story of the day that marked his freedom to make his mark, 27 April 1994.