Guests Patrick Bond, a sociologist, Jebedu Francis Kere, an architect known for designing a mausoleum for Thomas Sankara, and Martha Karua, a Kenyan human rights lawyer, bring diverse perspectives. They discuss troubling crime statistics in South Africa, the historical roots of violence, and the prevailing socio-economic challenges. Martha highlights democratic backsliding in East Africa, with activists facing dire consequences. Jebedu shares insights on the mausoleum's design, symbolizing resilience and hope amidst the quest for justice and empowerment.
