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You are here: Home / News / From struggle to superpower: A letter to SA’s youth to rise through STEMI | SA News

From struggle to superpower: A letter to SA’s youth to rise through STEMI | SA News

17 June 2025 by Guest
Youth Day Stemi 3

Dear Young South Africans,

On the morning of 16 June 1976, thousands of students rose with purpose in their hearts. They marched through the streets of Soweto — not with weapons, but with bravery and the unshakable belief that they deserved more: the right to learn, to thrive and to define their own future. That march became a turning point in South Africa’s history. It proved what the youth can do.

Today, nearly five decades later, we face a different kind of struggle. The challenges confronting our youth are no longer just political. They include poverty, inequality, unreliable electricity, outdated…

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