Democratic Alliance

What role should a government play in ensuring healthcare is accessible and affordable for everyone?

What measures can be taken to protect the rights of individuals while also ensuring national security?

Should education policies prioritize vocational training over traditional academic routes to better prepare students for the job market?

In your opinion, what is the most effective way to fight corruption within government and public services?

How can a country ensure that all citizens, regardless of background, have equal opportunities to succeed?

How should a society address the issue of land reform to correct historical injustices without harming economic stability?

What strategies can be employed to reduce crime rates while respecting the rights and the dignity of all individuals?

Can a political party truly represent a diverse population? Share your thoughts and reasons.

How important is transparency and accountability in government operations, and what steps should be taken to enhance them?

In a country with such a complex history, do you think it's possible to create a society where everyone truly has equal opportunities, and why?

How important do you think transparency and accountability are in building trust between citizens and their government?

What are your thoughts on balancing the need for economic growth with fighting inequality in a country like South Africa?

How do you feel about the idea of a government both supporting social justice and promoting a market-driven economy?

Do you believe focusing on education and entrepreneurship can be the key to breaking the cycle of poverty in South Africa, or is more needed?

How do you think a political party should address past inequalities without creating new divisions in society?

In your opinion, what role should a party play in tackling issues like corruption and crime to build a stronger democracy?

Can a party’s stance on land reform impact national unity, and what would be the best approach in your view?

Is it realistic for a political party to promise fairness and opportunity for all, especially in a country that's still dealing with the scars of the past?

How do you think South Africa's diverse population can influence the policies of political parties and what challenges might arise from this diversity?