RT @CGFResearch: @ZANatDialogue Theme 4 -- Fixing the State -- is crucial!. Failing to address SA's poor governance track record and holdin….

RT @oliver_meth: I had the privilege of leading our Black Sash delegation to the first-ever National Convention of the @ZANatDialogue in Pr….

RT @oliver_meth: Being in a room filled with civil society and leaders reminded me that transformation is a collective act. Our role is to….

RT @JustXavierB: Absolutely untrue. As confirmed by @PresidencyZA @CyrilRamaphosa the @ZANatDialogue will not cost R740m or even 1/2 of tha….

RT @futurelectorg: Lindiwe Mazibuko, Founder & CEO of #Futurelect and Deputy Chairperson of the Eminent Persons Group for the #NationalDial….

RT @Makashule: Been reflecting on the conversations at the National Dialogue convention. Some of the questions that I believe should be ans….

RT @HeirOfZion: People are literally DYING???.

RT @Me_MiniMe: @ZANatDialogue Stringent supervision of public servants. All managers in all government spheres, politicians, judges, revise….

RT @_Hlanganisa: We are on Day 2 of the National Dialogue Day of South Africa and continue to closely follow the proceedings on behalf of t….

Thank you to all delegates who gathered together at UNISA, and to the many South Africans engaging virtually and via the airwaves🙏. The #NationalDialogueZA belongs to all of us- in the hall, online, and across the country. Together, we are shaping a future rooted in dignity,

Gender-based violence and femicide is described as an ongoing war on our society. Delegates shared the urgency of building safe public spaces, a justice system that prioritises victims over perpetrators and shifting the culture that normalises violence. They stressed that women,

Land remains one of the deepest wounds of inequality. Delegates emphasised that spatial injustice keeps communities trapped in poverty and that environmental justice must go hand in hand with land reform. They argued for fair land access and use, equitable access to

Delegates called for an economy that ends poverty, not just alleviates it. They stressed that inequality erodes dignity and must be tackled head-on. An inclusive economy should mean jobs for everyone, particularly young people, space for entrepreneurship from the ground up and

What would a state that truly works for its people look like? .Delegates envisioned inclusivity in law-making, access to basic services, economic inclusion, accountability and a caring, participatory state. Barriers identified included corruption, weak state capacity, cost of

RT @SeanGra18929929: @ZANatDialogue POINT 1. To destroy poverty SA needs MORE NEW businesses to providing more new jobs, SIMPLE.POINT 2. Th….

RT @unisa: At the heart of #ZANatDialogue: the Rebuild & Healing Framework. It’s about moving beyond symptoms, healing old wounds & buildi….

RT @WWGI_NPO: Including relooking at our advertisement practices that have led to the decay in society and has led to problems such as gamb….

Delegates reimagined an SA where every child completes school, supported by free, quality education & inclusive practices. They called for entrepreneurship to be taught early, stronger links between universities & schools, and curricula that prepare problem-solvers for society’s

Confronting intergenerational trauma and the importance of healing together. Delegates reflected on their own past traumas and how these shape who they are today, recognising that pain cuts across all races, cultures and communities. The session stressed creating safe spaces,

RT @nestus: @ZANatDialogue By getting rid of incompetent people who lead the country to ruin. .