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GENERATIONAL GAP: Youth, age and skill in South African politics

Newseze Wire·Sun, Jun 21, 7:31 PMWire: Daily Maverick
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GENERATIONAL GAP: Youth, age and skill in South African politics

In a country where the average age of our people is under 30, it is astonishing how many of our national leaders are old enough to be nearly the grandparent of a 29-year-old.

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