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What does it mean to create moral communities?

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July is Moral Regeneration Movement Month which was launched in 2002 with Former President Jacob Zuma as its patron. This is month where South Africans are reminded of the importance of positive values and the importance of creating moral communities, to ensure a lasting democracy!

In this podcast Mpho Mashita and DJ Complexion talk to Former Minister of Science & Technology, Dr Mosibudi Mangena about what does it mean to create moral communities?

Catch up on this conversation and be in the know!
19 Jul 2021 English South Africa Business · Arts

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