JOHANNESBURG - In 1955 a group of people gathered on a dusty field in Kliptown Soweto to Dream about a better future for South Africa.

They wrote the Freedom Charter which has become the basis for South Africa’s constitutional democracy.

South Africa belongs to all who live in it black and white – they declared.

Some of the ideals have largely been achieved like universal suffrage that led to the democratic era and equality before the law.   

But things like quality education for all are still out of reach given South Africa’s education standards.

So are adequate housing and healthcare.