PODCAST | The Lead: The DA is maturing and getting younger, with Carol Paton

Author: Graeme RaubenheimerPublished on: April 13, 2026Country: South Africa

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PODCAST | The Lead: The DA is maturing and getting younger, with Carol Paton

The DA held its elective congress this weekend, marking an important milestone in its evolution. Carol Paton discussed the changes within the party, highlighting the rejuvenation of its base and the importance of youth engagement. This podcast explores the challenges and opportunities the DA faces in the current political landscape.

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