CLEAN: S.Africa should brace for a mining revolution: Malema

The transcript discusses issues in the mining sector, highlighting government inaction and the need for workers to stand up for their rights. It includes a personal account of leaving a union due to dissatisfaction and reflects on the influence of past leaders like Mandela. The speaker calls for a mining revolution and emphasizes the importance of not letting past sacrifices be in vain.

What is one reason mentioned for the government's failure to intervene in the mining sector?

• Lack of resources

• Leaders' involvement in the mines

• International pressure

• Public opinion

What action is suggested to address the issues in the mining sector?

• Negotiating with foreign investors

• Standing up and fighting for rights

• Increasing mining production

• Reducing workers' wages

What is predicted to happen if conditions in the mining sector do not change?

• A decrease in mining jobs

• More strikes

• Government intervention

• International sanctions

Why did the speaker decide to stop being a member of NUM?

• Change in political views

• Better opportunities elsewhere

• Increased membership fees

• Lack of satisfactory answers

Which figures are mentioned as having influenced the speaker's perspective?

• Angela Merkel and Emmanuel Macron

• Winston Churchill and Franklin D. Roosevelt

• Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King Jr.

• Nelson Mandela and Barack Obama