ManPatria Podcast

In this episode, Dumo discusses the US Midterm elections and why the prospects of a national divorce should be taken seriously. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Lesetja Kganyago's warning of expecting more interest rate hikes and their implications. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the situation of Kyrie Irving sharing a tweet that was deemed to be anti-Semitic and the backlash that followed. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the call for scrapping Soweto's debt to Eskom which is close to R5bn. DONATE · NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Elon Musk's recent takeover of Twitter and his call for a monthly $8 verification price. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo discusses the internet censorship bill and the implications it will have for free speech on the internet. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this podcast, Dumo explains why the South African electricity market needs to be privatised and why doing such will benefit the poor. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · DUMO'S ARTICLE ON PRIVATISING ELECTRICITY

In this episode, Dumo reviews an article written by Emily Oster who suggested in the article that we should adopt pandemic amnesty. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · Emily Oster's article · Dumo's article in response to Giovanni Poggi

In this episode, Dumo discusses Mteto Nyati's comment on BEE where he stated that it needs to go if the electricity crisis has to be solved. Dumo also discusses how state legislation almost always creates bad incentives. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · Dumo's article on solving the electricity crisis in South Africa · Dumo discussing BEE on WorldView

In this episode, Dumo discusses the fallout between the United States embassy and the South African government. He also argues in favour of why security should be handled by the private sector. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · The Private Production of Defense (eBook) · The Private Production of Defence (Essay)

Dumo and Koketso return to discuss the latest terrorist threat in SA, Elon Musk buying Twitter and a possible end to E-Tolls. DONATE · SUBSRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

The squad return to discuss the issues of crime, the construction mafia and the need for BEE to be scrapped. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

Dumo returns to discuss South Africa's water crisis and Dischem's decision to place a moratorium on "whites" in order reach Employment Equity targets. DONATE · SUBCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · JOIN OUR TELEGRAM COMMUNITY

The squad returns to discuss whether if BEE is still required and the recent election of Panyaza Lesufi as Gauteng Premier. Donate · NEWSLETTER SIGNUP

Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the recent approval by the National Assembly of the Expropriation Bill and the ousting of Mpho Phalatse as the Johannesburg Mayor. DONATE · JOIN OUR TELEGRAM COMMUNITY · SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER

In this episode, Dumo discusses his recent essay where he discussed how load shedding can be ended in South Africa for good. He also discusses social media and why ManPatria changed its approach towards social media. BECOME A CITIZEN · READ DUMO'S ARTICLE

Dumo and Koketso discuss the obsessive nature of internet trolls, the over emphasisation of racism among leftists, and much more. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE

Nzuzo provides a detailed but different opinion on the judgement of the “Kill the Boer” song and Dumo provides an update on his trademark application for the term Coerso-Vaxxer™ with the CIPC. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE

Dumo reviews the EFF vs Afriforum judgement where the Equality Court ruled that the song "Kill the Boer" is not a form of hate speech. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE

Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss a new proposed bill in South Africa that seeks to handle trespassing, a new term “coerso-vaxxers” which was coined by Dumo and a possible end to the ANC. Sign up to our newsletter · Watch this episode

After a month's break, the squad return to discuss the recent change in our social media policy, the manner in which Marxist trade unions behave in South Africa, Black Economic Empowerment, and Eskom's never ending troubles. Wacth this episode · Sign up to our weekly updates newsletter

Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the removal of the remaining COVID-19 regulations in South Africa and the overturning of Roe v Wade. BECOME A CITIZEN

Dumo discusses the crumbling infrastructure in South Africa and the impact of inflation in the USA and whether if Biden is responsible for it. Become a Citizen to listen to the full episode

The squad return to discuss Youth Day 2022 and whether if the South African Youth are better off today. Become a ManPatria Citizen

The squad returns to discuss South Africa's unemployment, crime stats and Arthur Fraser laying charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa. Become a Citizen in order to listen to the full podcast

The squad return to discuss Njabulo Shobede's new book titled; "The Coming Civil War - A Collision of Race and Economics" . Become a Citizen to listen to the full episode · Buy Njabulo's book

The squad return to discuss Ramaphosa's and Nathi Mthethwa's comments on the flag pole that will cost R22m, Babalo Ndwayana answering no to question on whether anything racial occurred before Theuns du Toit urinated in his residence and much more. Sign up and get a FREE T-shirt · Watch this episode

Dumo returns to discuss Afriforums's appeal against banning contextual displays of the old apartheid flag and it's implications on freedom of expression. Watch this episode · Join the ManPatria Citizens Community

The squad return to discuss the Health Department's new health regulations, John Steenhusien visiting Ukraine, and the recent passing of Kevin Samuels.

The squad return to discuss Busisiwe's Mavuso's (Eskom Board member) recent encounter at SCOPA where she was asked to leave after mentioning that her and de Ruyter will not be the fall guy, Ramaphosa being forced to leave a May day Rally and much more.

The squad is joined by Phil Craig to discuss the planned Freedom Day March which is is aimed in part at ‘keeping the Democratic Alliance honest' on Cape Independence. Sign up to our newsletter and 20% off at the ManPatria Shop · Support us on Patreon · Make a Monthly donation via PayFast · Make a Monthly/Once of donation via PayPal · Donate Cryptocurrency · Buy from our shop · Website · Twitter · Instagram · Telegram · TikTok · Odysee

Dumo returns to discuss the recent KZN floods and the issue of anti-foreigner sentiment (xenophobia) in South Africa.

The squad return to discuss the events of last week which include the alleged xenophobic murder of Elvis Nyathi, the status of Operation Dudula and gender expectations in relationships. They also give their answer to the following question; "Does race exist or is just a social construct?".

The squad return to discuss the criticisms of Absa Bank's hiring Arrie Rautenbach as their new CEO, the record unemployment rate in South Africa which is now at 35.3% and the end of the State of Disaster. COMMENT ON THE LATEST AMENDMENTS TO THE HEALTH ACT

The squad return to discuss the recent events in South African society and politics which include the South African Human Rights Commission's (SAHRC) ruling that found no racism in the Brackenfell High matric ball where tensions between EFF and parents boiled over, the recent arrest of Operation Dudula leader Nhlanhla 'Lux' Dlamini, and the issue of competent gun ownership in South Africa and what it means for South Africans.

The squad return to discuss the possibility of the COVID-19 vaccine becoming mandatory in South Africa after a page from the amendments to the Health Act circulated on social media. They also watch and comment on President Ramaphosa's latest address on the pandemic. Comment on the latest amendments to the Health Act

The squad return to discuss Raymond Zondo being appointed as the new Chief justice, the possibility of the current economic situation in South Africa leading to more riots, the end of the state of disaster, the impact of load shedding, the Equality court's ruling where it was found that the original version of TRESemmé advert on Clicks' website didn't discriminate against black women despite the protests, the latest on the Ukraine and Russia conflict and much more.

Dumo returns to discuss the relevant issues of last week which include; a new internet censorship bill which was signed into operation by President Ramaphosa on the 1st of March 2022 which will allow the government to censor dissenting voices expressed on the internet, a new quota system for foreign workers which was announced by Employment and Labour minister Thulas Nxesi, the latest developments in the Russia-Ukraine conflict where South Africa abstained from voting on whether Russia should command their troops to leave Ukraine and the rising costs of living in South Africa.

Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso return to discuss the most notable political and social issues that trended during 21 -27 February 2022. Firstly, they discuss the latest developments in the Russia - Ukraine conflict where Vladimir Putin, the President of Russia, announced what he calls a 'military operation' in Ukraine after receiving no guarantee of NATO expansion into Ukraine in December. Videos on social media depict signs of invasion from Russia into Ukraine and it was also reported that Belarus are assisting Russia in the invasion. Macron, President of France, and Zelensky, Presidnet of Ukraine, have described Putin's actions as 'acts of war'. Subsequent to the Ukraine invasion, Biden laid sanctions on Russia. Latest developments show that Ukraine and Russia are beginning talks in Belarus in an attempt to negotiate a ceasefire. Secondly, the squad discuss the untimely passing of, multi-award wining rapper, Rikhado Muziwendlovu Makhado who is know professionally as Ricky Rick. Notable figures from the South African music industry gave sent their condolences via social media. It is important to note that Makhado's death is yet to be confirmed. Thirdly, the squad discusses, Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau's invoking and revoking of the Emergencies act which involved freezing the bank accounts of those who involved in the Freedom Convoy. Lastly, the squad discuss the Budget speech of 2022 where Enoch Godongwana, South Africa's Minister of Finance, delivered a speech in which which he announced, among other things, increases income tax for the South African middle class and wealthy, sugar tax increases, and increases in tobacco and alcohol tax.

Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the latest developments in the #AfriforumvsEFF case where, EFF leader, Malema said under oath that he does not rule himself out of calling for the slaughtering of white people. They also unpack Advocate Oppenheimer's (who was a guest on ManPatria previously) cross examination techniques where he exposed the distorted positions of Malema and Elizabeth Gunner on whether songs can incite violence. Furthermore, they also review, former Chief Justice of South Africa, Mogoeng Mogoeng's, appearance on eNCA where he spoke about the COVID-19 vaccine and the media hypocrisy surrounding the issue. Lastly, they make mention of Thabo Mbeki's remarks where he claimed that South Africa will be ungovernable without the ANC.

The squad is joined by Conscious Caracal and they discuss Kurt Zouma's recent controversy where he was filmed kicking and slapping a cat, Ramaphosa's recent SONA speech, Trollip's recently joining ActionSA and much more.

The squad is joined by Treasure Ntimane and Big Daddy Liberty. They discuss, Joe Rogan's apology for using the n-word, Zandile Mafe's bail being denied and Justice Mandisa Maya recommendation for the Chief Justice position.

Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso are joined by Dodgy Idealist. They discuss the CCMA's supporting the firing (dismissal) of an employee who refused to take the jab, the world record convoy in Canada protesting vaccine mandates, Chester's Missing's insistence on referring to Port Elizabeth as "Gqeberha" and much more.

Dumo, Koketso, Nzuzo and Rayner discuss the EFF's recent publicity stunt at Mall of Africa where they demanded to see employee lists of specific business that operate in the mall, Sisulu's latest appearance in the headlines where she undermines Ramaphosa, the victim mentality, how to fix South Africa, woke ideology and much more.

The squad returns to discuss Djokovic's recent deportation, Lindiwe Sisulu's attack on the judiciary, Boris Johnson's partying during the lockdown and much more.

The squad return to discuss Djokovic's Australian Visa saga, cultural appropriation, vaccine mandates, the parliament fire and and a homeless man being charged for arson. This was one epic and you will enjoy it.

The squad returns to discuss the discovery of the new COVID-19 variant which was discovered by scientists in South Africa, Ramaphosa consideration of vaccine mandates, Leon Schuster's being accused of black face, the new petrol price and the recent election of two new Democratic Alliance mayors in Gauteng which include Mpho Phalatse and Tania Campbell.

The squad returns to discuss Kyle Rittenhouse's recent acquittal of five which include murder, South Africa's recent crime statistics and Brendin Horner's murder.

Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the recent passing of F.W. de Klerk, Pearl Thusi's comments on the state funding the de Klerk's funeral and Enoch Godongwana's mid-term budget speech.

The squad returned after a brief absence to discuss a recent debate involving Gareth Cliff, John Steenhuisen and Mudzuli Rakhivhane. Subsequently, Nando's terminated their sponsorship of the show. They also discussed Tembeka Ngcukaitobi recent ruling where he overturned a rape conviction

Dumo and Koketso return to discuss Zuma's release from jail on medical parole, Carl Niehaus' recent firing from the ANC, the debate around vaccine passports and JP Smith's joke where he refused to pronounce the surname of Abongile Nzelenzele and much more. This was a great one. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS