“I am going to vote. I want change. I have been voting for 30 years but I don’t see the difference. When I vote this time, I want to see my children’s lives improve. My life has gone by because I am old now. Who will hire me? I want to see a difference in my children’s lives.” Linda Mampuru, Bridgev
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