How does religious identity influence on voting preferences in secular democracies? Through South Africa’s young democracy, we’ve seen the emergence of Muslim-focused political parties, and more Muslim politicians. This has drawn in more Muslim voters recognising that there is a place for them in this country. But there is a faction that believes that religion and faith should not mix.
Guests:
- Tahir Maepa, executive member of the Muslim Shura Council
- Dr Faisal Suliman, founder of the South African Muslim Network
