African National Congress

Have you ever experienced a situation where you had to fight for your rights or the rights of others? What was the outcome?

If you could change one law to make your country more equitable, what would it be and why?

How important is it for a country to acknowledge and address the injustices of its past to move forward?

Can a political party’s history influence your trust in its future promises and actions? Why or why not?

Is it more important to have economic growth or to ensure that wealth is evenly distributed among the citizens?

Have you or someone you know ever been affected by government corruption, and how did it impact your view of leadership?

In what ways can young people today contribute to achieving a society that values equality and justice for all?

Do you think leaders who have made great sacrifices should be held to a different standard when they make mistakes?

How would you feel if your efforts for a significant cause were only partially successful after many years?

Imagine a society where everyone truly had equal opportunities; what's the first thing you would change in your current community to move closer to that ideal?

Reflecting on the concept of leadership, have you ever had to lead in a challenging situation? What qualities did you rely on?

In a world where your rights were suddenly stripped away, what's the one freedom you would fight to regain first?

If you discovered that a beloved figure from your community's history had flaws, would that change how you feel about their achievements?

Discussing progress, can you think of a moment in your country's history where it took a significant step forward toward equality? What made that moment stand out?

Considering the balance between economic development and environmental preservation, how would you prioritize these in decision-making for your country?

When thinking about changes you'd like to see in the world, what is one small, practical step you think individuals can take toward a larger societal shift?

Have you ever faced a situation where you had to sacrifice your immediate comfort for a greater good? What motivated your decision?

Reflect on a time when you had to work together with people very different from yourself to achieve a common goal. What challenges did you face, and how did you overcome them?

How do you define a hero, and can a political figure ever fit that description for you?