African Council Candidates to Discuss Key Community Issues in Panel Event

A panel-style conversation will bring together African candidates running in local council elections across Victoria, offering a platform for them to share their vision and priorities for their communities.

The event, taking place this Saturday October 5, will be facilitated by journalist Mibengé Nsenduluka, Founder of The Back Cover. It aims to foster engagement between candidates and the public, providing an opportunity for community members to express their concerns and discuss key issues impacting local families and broader communities.

With representation from various regions, the candidates are set to offer diverse perspectives on improving community life, addressing local challenges, and advocating for inclusivity. The discussion will focus on building a stronger connection between African candidates and the broader community, providing insights into their plans for the future.

African candidates vying for Council elections in conversation. Credit: supplied.
African candidates vying for council elections in conversation. Credit: supplied.

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Cardinia Shire

Madam Rabecca (Cecilia) Mphande – Pakenham Ward
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City of Casey

Andrew Gai – Tooradin Ward
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Blessing Nhliziyo – Cranbourne Gardens Ward
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Sinfree Chirunga – Grevillea Ward
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City of Melbourne

Barry Berih
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Hala Nur
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Greater Shepparton City Council

Rudo Makombe – Balaclava Ward
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Maribyrnong Council

Mohamed Semra – Burndap Ward
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Susan Yengi – River Ward
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Wyndham City Council

Poly Kiyaga – Quandong Ward
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Paul Mayen – Wimba Ward
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Yarra City Council

Mubarek Imam – Melba Ward
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Mibenge Nsenduluka

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