noor786
About Candidate
In modern South Africa, 350 status political engagement is being reshaped not in Parliament or party branches, but in SASSA queues, online forums, and activist circles. The youth are demanding a new social contract — one that offers dignity, justice, and a future worth fighting for.
SASSA, intentionally or not, has become a touchpoint for this new generation’s political energy. The agency stands at a crossroads: it can either be a vehicle for transformative justice or a symbol of state failure.
As the voices of young South Africans grow louder, more organized, and more insistent, the message is clear: they are not just recipients of grants — they are citizens demanding change.
