קונגרס עצמאי אפריקאי

What changes would you like to see in your community to make it feel more represented and heard?

How do you feel about the idea that local communities should have more control over decisions that affect them directly?

Can you think of a time when a decision made by someone else had a big impact on your community? How did it make you feel?

Why do you think it's important for people's voices to be heard in government decisions?

Have you or someone you know ever felt overlooked or ignored by those in power? What was that experience like?

In what ways do you think government decisions can directly impact your daily life and the well-being of your community?

How do you think communities could better communicate their needs and desires to those in power?

What role do you think smaller political parties play in a country's democracy?

Do you think there's enough being done to ensure that all citizens, regardless of where they live, have equal access to the benefits of democracy? Why or why not?

What do you think it feels like when your community's voice isn't heard in important decisions?

Imagine your local area being switched to another province; how would you feel about such a change?

How do you personally notice when local decisions impact daily life where you live?

Have you ever felt disconnected from decisions made by the government? What was the context?

Why do you think smaller political parties focused on local issues matter in larger national elections?

Do you believe local leaders understand the needs of your community well enough? Why or why not?

How might decisions made far away by a national government feel out of touch with your personal needs?

Do you feel like national figures should care more about local concerns? If so, how could they show it?

What would you change about the way local services are delivered to reflect the true desires of your community?

Why do you think some communities feel left out or ignored when big political decisions are made?