7 Days till Soweto March:1976@50 honours the fallen and sheds light on the plight of 2026 youth.
Many have forgotten where we come from but we haven't. The youth of today have much to say, so join us next week to complete this historic march.
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Nelson Mandela became the face of a movement but history was carried by thousands of ordinary people whose names were never written into textbooks.
Today, every act of service in the 67 minutes mattered.
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Seth Mazibuko gave the Opening address of the International Boys' Schools Coalition hosted by St. Stithians College on 29 June - 02 July.
Sharing a warm embrace with legend JohnKani
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From the media launch to the academic conference, the Prayer Walk, the June 16 march and the Youth Summit on the Hill, preserved the legacy of 1976.
This may mark the end of our Youth Month programme but it is not the end of the journey.
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Different journeys. Shared purpose.
Today might be tense but remember, together is better than alone.
From the judiciary to civil society and youth leadership, all reflect on the legacy of 1976 and the future of South Africa. A stronger democracy requires all of us.
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United in Prayer. United for South Africa!
As we commemorate the Soweto Uprising, we journey together in prayer-remembering the sacrifices of those who came before us.
"Lord, revive Your work in our day." - Habakkuk 3:2
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Every face tells a story.
Students, elders, activists, families and community members walked side by side through Soweto, united by a shared commitment to remembering the past.
These are some of the faces that made the day possible.
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One week later, we are still reflecting on the power of what took place in Soweto.
This march aims to build a better South Africa continues.
Take a look back at some of the moments that defined the day. Do you see yourself in the crowd?
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Day 1 (Closed Session) of the Basha Uhuru Freedom Festival kicked off on a powerful note! This day is all about Constitutionalism in Action: Youth Shaping the Next 30 Years! This Youth Summit on the Hill is a flagship two-day Youth Month convening hosted by @WeThePeopleSA in partnership with Constitution Hill & @1976at50 as part of the Creative Conference. #bashauhuru #visitconhill #basha2026 #creativeuprising #wethepeoplesa
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Days 1 Recap: 1976@50 Youth Summit
The legacy of 1976 lives on through the young people who continue to ask questions, challenge injustice, and imagine a better future.
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Fifty years later, the conversation continues between those who marched and those who will lead next.
Intergenerational Dialogues continue.
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Young leaders from across South Africa are gathering at Constitution Hill to reflect on the past and shape the future.
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Before the cameras, before the discussions, before the ideas become action.
A glimpse behind the scenes as we wait for you to come connect and shape the next 30 years.
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What does 1976 mean to young people today?
We commemorated 50 years since the 1976 student uprising, honoured those who came before us and symbolically completed the journey they began.
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Some doubted the youth would come.
We did not.
We believed that the story of 1976 still matters. Most importantly, we believed that young people still care about the future they will inherit.
Let’s hear from them.
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“A father is the man who can change a world he will not be part of..." - Craig D. Lounsbrough
Mr Seth Mazibuko spent the day at St Stithians College: Girls and Boys ... Both schools signed a Pledge on the 50th Anniversary of June 16.
SMF at work.
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They came!
Soweto once again became a meeting place for generations united by history, hope and purpose. To everyone who joined us, thank you for making this commemoration one to remember.
The march is over, but the responsibility remains.
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Our sincere thanks to everyone who joined us yesterday.
We honour the elders, partners and young who walked alongside us.
The commemoration may be over, but the journey continues. More to come.
Credit: OHCHR Southern Africa
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