CLEAN : Pandemic postcards: the view from Pretoria's Union Buildings gardens at 4pm

King Quayson discusses the challenges faced by the First Nation of South Africa, highlighting the lack of change brought by democracy. He emphasizes the importance of community engagement and storytelling to spread their message and influence the President to address their issues.

What was the initial hope of the First Nation of South Africa regarding democracy?

• It would improve the lives of all citizens.

• It would lead to economic prosperity.

• It would increase international trade.

• It would reduce environmental issues.

How did public interactions benefit the First Nation community before the lockdown?

• They gained international recognition.

• They were able to travel abroad.

• They received donations and food.

• They received government grants.

What challenge did the First Nation face during the lockdown?

• Increased crime rates.

• Shortage of educational resources.

• Inability to share their stories.

• Lack of access to healthcare.

What is the primary reason for the First Nation's interaction with people?

• To increase tourism.

• To sell local products.

• To gain political power.

• To spread their message.

How does the First Nation hope to influence the President?

• By organizing protests.

• Through international pressure.

• By forming political alliances.

• By spreading their message widely.