On the third episode of Season 5 of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, Dr Naledi Pandor, who after of 30 years in government has decided to hang her boots, joins Tshidi to speak about how government should be functioning in this administration while voicing her thoughts on the GNU. She shares where it went wrong for the ANC and what it would take for the ANC to get back in the people’s good books. She reflects on former President Jacob Zuma and state capture. Lastly she talks about the threats she has received for South Africa’s stance on Israel while she was International Relations Minister and what life looks like for her now after retirement.

On the third episode of Season 5 of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, Dr Naledi Pandor, who after of 30 years in government has decided to hang her boots, joins Tshidi to speak about how government should be functioning in this administration while voicing her thoughts on the GNU. She shares where it went wrong for the ANC and what it would take for the ANC to get back in the people’s good books. She reflects on former President Jacob Zuma and state capture. Lastly she talks about the threats she has received for South Africa’s stance on Israel while she was International Relations Minister and what life looks like for her now after retirement.

Politricking with Tshidi Madia is a podcast that focuses on political news making headlines, Tshidi will be interviewing local politicians and politically invested individuals, from sports personnel to local well-known individuals rounding off political news and how they affect your life. 

Politricking with Tshidi Madia is a podcast that focuses on political news making headlines, Tshidi will be interviewing local politicians and politically invested individuals, from sports personnel to local well-known individuals rounding off political news and how they affect your life.

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On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, ActionSA Chairperson, Michael Beaumont joins Tshidi Madia in studio for candid interview to clarify the party’s reasoning for wanting to work with the ANC and EFF in Tshwane. He also shares how the coalition relationship has been with the DA and how ActionSA believes this has impacted residents. He speaks about why the party did not join the GNU after their performance in the elections. He reacts to developments around John Steenhuisen’s chief of staff. He closes off the conversation on the party’s future plans and the possibility of an elective conference.

On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, ActionSA Chairperson, Michael Beaumont joins Tshidi Madia in studio for candid interview to clarify the party’s reasoning for wanting to work with the ANC and EFF in Tshwane. He also shares how the coalition relationship has been with the DA and how ActionSA believes this has impacted residents. He speaks about why the party did not join the GNU after their performance in the elections. He reacts to developments around John Steenhuisen’s chief of staff. He closes off the conversation on the party’s future plans and the possibility of an elective conference.

Politricking with Tshidi Madia: Michael Beaumont, Chairperson, ActionSA

On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, EFF Student Command President, Sihle Lonzi , who has been at the helm of the position since 2020, shares how the student command has been able to grow in universities even though that has failed to translate into the party’s votes in the elections. He goes on the reflect on what has resulted in the dismal performance of the EFF in these elections and blames it on the lack of accountability and dishonesty from some members who are deployed to certain parts of the country. He shares his opinion on the leaders who have recently left the party and defends his comments on Floyd Shivambu. He speaks about the party’s links to VBS He wraps up the conversation by speaking about why the EFF is here to stay and how that will be seen in the upcoming conference and shares why they have been guarded in not revealing who they are preferred candidates are.

On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, EFF Student Command President, Sihle Lonzi , who has been at the helm of the position since 2020, shares how the student command has been able to grow in universities even though that has failed to translate into the party’s votes in the elections. He goes on the reflect on what has resulted in the dismal performance of the EFF in these elections and blames it on the lack of accountability and dishonesty from some members who are deployed to certain parts of the country. He shares his opinion on the leaders who have recently left the party and defends his comments on Floyd Shivambu. He speaks about the party’s links to VBS He wraps up the conversation by speaking about why the EFF is here to stay and how that will be seen in the upcoming conference and shares why they have been guarded in not revealing who they are preferred candidates are.

Politricking with Tshidi Madia: Sihle Lonzi, President, EFF Student Command

On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, Dr Geraldine Fraser Moleketi joins Tshidi in studio. Many will remember her for role as Minister of Public Service and Administration during Thabo Mbeki’s tenure. She starts off the conversation by reflecting on her introduction to politics and activism and reflects on her time as Minister before resigning in 2008. She  currently serves as the Thabo Mbeki Foundation’s chairperson and she explains why the foundation has been calling for a dialogue between government and citizens as the country navigates the government national unity in the seventh administration. She shares how different this GNU is different from 1994 and how it important it is for the ANC. She speaks about the apartheid trauma that might still exist in many South Africans. She ends of the conversation by sharing her thoughts what ANC needs to do to redeem itself.

On this week’s episode of Politricking with Tshidi Madia, Dr Geraldine Fraser Moleketi joins Tshidi in studio. Many will remember her for role as Minister of Public Service and Administration during Thabo Mbeki’s tenure. She starts off the conversation by reflecting on her introduction to politics and activism and reflects on her time as Minister before resigning in 2008. She  currently serves as the Thabo Mbeki Foundation’s chairperson and she explains why the foundation has been calling for a dialogue between government and citizens as the country navigates the government national unity in the seventh administration. She shares how different this GNU is different from 1994 and how it important it is for the ANC. She speaks about the apartheid trauma that might still exist in many South Africans. She ends of the conversation by sharing her thoughts what ANC needs to do to redeem itself.

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