Dr. Iqbal Survé delivered a keynote address at the Castle of Good Hope commemorating the 1976 Soweto uprising. The speech centered on the importance of remembering the struggle for freedom embodied by the uprising. Survé emphasized the continuing relevance of the 1976 events for contemporary youth. He highlighted the spirit of resilience and determination demonstrated by those involved in the Soweto protests. The address aimed to inspire a new generation to actively engage in safeguarding and advancing the freedoms achieved. Survé’s remarks positioned the uprising not as a historical event alone, but as a foundational moment for ongoing societal progress.