CLEAN : Former student leader recalls 1976 Soweto uprising

The transcript reflects on personal experiences during apartheid, highlighting the ongoing impact of apartheid practices despite its official end. It discusses the 1976 struggle's role in prompting government dialogue with imprisoned leaders and the potential of students who were part of the movement. The narrative concludes with a critique of current socio-political challenges faced by black people, emphasizing the need for equality and justice.

What does the speaker hope for the future of leadership in relation to the current leaders?

In what ways does the speaker suggest that black people's lives are undervalued in the country?