Maybe Hellen and the DA should really take what Trevor said at the end seriously. Perceptions are reality to some. And that is a lot of people in this country. While I understand why the DA may approach things the way they do which is they are about the policies they believe in (which I agree with by the way), I think, by them being dismissive of the concerns of the majority of black voters they are missing an opportunity to really grow and possibly one day govern this country. What the DA needs to realize is that they are dealing with a people who were sold a dream that the role of government is to take care of them. And because of ignorance they truly believe in these communism ideas that the black politicians sell them and therefor they see anyone who preach free market this and privatization that as being against them and pro rich-white-monopoly-capital (whatever gibberish that is). so maybe instead of being dismissive they should take time to try and educate.

Our greatest weakness in education is that we failed to transform our curriculum. We need to transform our curriculum and bring creativity into it with an eye on wealth building.

Umh quite enlightening. Skin colour should be out of question honestly if any prosperous future is to be expected. United we stand divided we all fall.All black,white, Indians unite for the greater good of us all.SOUTH AFRICA TOGETHER WE STAND.

I loved listening to all these various people speak and thoroughly enjoyed all the questions and perceptions. Well done bizznews!!!

there is a line in one rap song I've had that says "play the game to change the game"... so maybe for the DA to win elections mor,e they should also play the Food-Parcel-Politics game... get people close and then change mindsets... Hey! it is just an idea...

Amazing amazing amzing. . .

This was excellent 👏. Bur if I was the DA and asked that final question I would admittedly been dumbstruck ! How is the DA ever (Eva sic) going to appeal to Black Majority ⚫ 🤔 Million $ question.

Tevor raises a lot of good points, however, what i dont understand is this reminder that south africans owe other african countries monies for harbouring our exiles during the aparteid times and which were merely 20,000. my question is are all african countries that were assisted during their own liberation struggle expected to pay for such assistance, as only ethopia was not coloniazed. and mind you we are hosting more than 5million zimbabweans in our country.