Podcast appearances and mentions of carl niehaus

Thabo Shole Mashao, standing in for Clement Manyathela speaks to Carl Niehaus, the EFF member of Parliament’s Joint Standing Committee on Defence & Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans about what the party describes as the dire state of the department of military veterans.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clement Manyathela speaks to Malusi Gigaba, who is the co-chair of Parliament’s Joint Standing on Defence and Carl Niehaus who is the EFF’s member of Parliament’s Joint Standing Committee on Defence & Portfolio Committee on Defence and Military Veterans about the situation that allowed for the deaths of nine soldiers in the Democratic Republic of Congo.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Die EFF-parlementslid Carl Niehaus sê talle MK-party-lede het boodskappe aan hom gestuur om by die party aan te sluit. Floyd Shivambu, een van die EFF se stigterslede, het verlede week sy vertrek uit die party aangekondig om hom by voormalige president Jacob Zuma se MK-party aan te sluit. Niehaus sê hy bly lojaal teenoor die EFF.

Nicholas Lorimer and Marius Roodt discuss the likely return of Carl Niehaus to parliament as an EFF MP. They discuss the closure of some private tertiary schools and they discuss the elections in Senegal. Website · Facebook · Instagram · Twitter

'n Nuwe politieke-tuiste vir die veteraan-politikus Carl Niehaus. Gauteng se AmaPanyaza-misdaadbestryders kry amptelike status as vredesbeamptes. Plaaswerker-vervoer is onder die soeklig, na 'n dodelike oop-vragmotor-ongeluk in die Wes-Kaap en die jongste Versoeningsbarometer toon 'n afname in vertroue in openbare instellings. Maar daar is nog 'n aptyt vir samehorigheid.

The ANC has rejected comments made by expelled former Secretary General Ace Magashule that he had not received any communication from the party that he provide reasons to the national disciplinary committee why he should not be expelled. Magashule missed the deadline to oppose disciplinary findings against him on charges of misconduct and bringing the party into disrepute. This relates to his unsanctioned attempt to suspend party President Cyril Ramaphosa and his failure to apologize. The ANC National Disciplinary Committee's decision was a result of Magashule missing the deadline. To discuss this further Elvis Presslin spoke to Former ANC Member and supporter of Ace Magashule, Carl Niehaus and Political Analyst from the Department of History and Political Studies at Nelson Mandela University, Professor Ntsikelelo Breakfast

The ANC's expulsion of former secretary-general Ace Magashule on Monday is an indication the party has "gone off the rails", says former Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association spokesperson and expelled ANC member Carl Niehaus. He says Magashule's expulsion is a witch hunt and indicative of what happens to those whose views don't align with those of party president Cyril Ramaphosa.

Members of the Mkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans Association are taking the ANC to court over the disbandment of the veterans association. The MKMVA recently filed court papers to have the decision to disband them overturned. The MKMVA was disbanded in 2021. For more on this, Udo Carelse spoke to MKMVA spokesperson Carl Niehaus...

Reacting to judgment in the President Cyril Ramaphosa and former president Jacob Zuma court case, former ANC member Carl Niehaus said the judiciary will lead the country to collapse. Ramaphosa had applied to the Johannesburg high court to set aside his prosecution as unconstitutional and unlawful. He asked the court to interdict any “further steps” in pursuing the prosecution and to excuse his appearance in court on January 19, as demanded by the former president. Zuma filed a case against Ramaphosa, arguing he is an “accessory after the fact” in relation to charges Zuma is pursuing against prosecutor Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan. The court granted Ramaphosa the interdict which means he does not have to appear in the dock on Thursday. Jacob Zuma Foundation spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi said their suspicions were vindicated by the appointment of three judges instead of one. Manyi had said the appointment of a full bench confused and intrigued the foundation.

Former ANC member Carl Niehaus said the right thing for President Cyril Ramaphosa to do is to stand trial in former president Jacob Zuma's private prosecution bid against him.  The two-part matter is being heard at the Johannesburg high court on Thursday.  

Jacob Zuma Foundation spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi believes Jacob Zuma's legal counsel has demolished Cyril Ramaphosa's arguments in court and says he is abusing presidency resources. The former president filed a case against the president arguing that Ramaphosa is an “accessory after the fact” in relation to charges Zuma is pursuing against prosecutor Billy Downer and journalist Karyn Maughan. Ramaphosa wants the court to set aside the prosecution as unconstitutional and unlawful. He has asked for an interdict to prevent any “further steps” in pursuing the prosecution and to excuse his appearance in the criminal court on January 19, as demanded in Zuma's summons. The president argues that Zuma brought the case with the ulterior purpose of ruining his chance of being re-elected president of the ANC. Former ANC member Carl Niehaus says he wants the president removed immediately.The interdict application judgment was reserved for Monday.

Expelled former ANC member Carl Niehaus will be hosting a Twitter Spaces tonight at 7pm, whereby listeners can engage him on the formulation of his proposed 'political movement'. Neihaus recently announced his intentions to formulate a ‘political movement'  aimed at furthering the goals of the radical economic transformation agenda in SA. In a one-on-one interview with TimesLIVE, Niehaus, who was a member of the ANC for 43-years,  says that his proposed political formation stems from, what he preserves to be, the ANC's failures to live up to the core ideologies upon which the party was formed. Niehaus was expelled from the ruling party last month after a disciplinary hearing  in which he “failed to show remorse”. He tendered his resignation from the ANC two weeks later. At the time he said his expulsion was suspended as he had filed an application to appeal the decision. In this interview Niehaus is particularly critical of President Cyril Ramaphosa and what he considers to be Ramaphosa's role in liberalizing the message of the ANC to make it more palatable for “white monopoly capital”. He clearly outlines his distaste for Ramaphosa and the direction the ANC has taken under Ramaphosa's leadership. “Ultimately, I believe my fellow comrades in the ANC will see the way and eventually leave the party,” he said.

Expelled former ANC member Carl Niehaus will be hosting a Twitter Spaces tonight at 7pm, whereby listeners can engage him on the formulation of his proposed 'political movement'. Neihaus recently announced his intentions to formulate a ‘political movement'  aimed at furthering the goals of the radical economic transformation agenda in SA. In a one-on-one interview with TimesLIVE, Niehaus, who was a member of the ANC for 43-years,  says that his proposed political formation stems from, what he preserves to be, the ANC's failures to live up to the core ideologies upon which the party was formed. Niehaus was expelled from the ruling party last month after a disciplinary hearing  in which he “failed to show remorse”. He tendered his resignation from the ANC two weeks later. At the time he said his expulsion was suspended as he had filed an application to appeal the decision. In this interview Niehaus is particularly critical of President Cyril Ramaphosa and what he considers to be Ramaphosa's role in liberalizing the message of the ANC to make it more palatable for “white monopoly capital”. He clearly outlines his distaste for Ramaphosa and the direction the ANC has taken under Ramaphosa's leadership. “Ultimately, I believe my fellow comrades in the ANC will see the way and eventually leave the party,” he said.

Die voormalige ANC-lid, Carl Niehaus, wat Vrydag sy bedanking uit die party aangekondig het, sê die regerende party sal sy meerderheid in die volgende verkiesing verloor. Agri-SA vra vir bykomende kortings op die prys van diesel en petrol. Noord-Korea ontken dat hy wapens aan 'n Russiese militêre kontrakteur, die Wagner-groep, verkoop het.

Taking a look at the five things you may have missed out on this Wednesday morning. These include ANC national disciplinary committee issues an expulsion letter to Carl Niehaus, BTS member has started his 18 months of mandatory military service, and much more... #FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: SA president will not face impeachment

So far 15 000 people have queued at Kentucky Town in Durban over four days, Manchester City duo adopt a stray cat at their training base and much more. #DarrenKeriSkyOnECR #FiveThingsYouNeedToKnow: DKS reacts to Carl Niehaus being expelled from ANC for misconduct

TV Broadcaster and political commentator Prof Onkgopotse JJ Tabane reacts to Carl Niehaus being expelled from the ANC, the decisions that need to be made by the party, rules not applied equally when it comes to the nominations especially when it comes to disqualifications.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lester Kiewit speaks to Carl Niehaus, the disgruntled ANC leader who has now been booted out of the party just days ahead of the party's conference at Nasrec.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Clarence Ford chats to Barbara Friedman on Barbs Wire about stories trending online.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Carl Niehaus has been expelled from the ANC.

Former African National Congress (ANC) Veterans' League spokesperson Carl Niehaus has been expelled from the ANC. The ANC's national disciplinary committee (NDC) found Niehaus guilty of six charges of misconduct. The charges are in connection with comments Niehaus made in July outside former president Jacob Zuma's residence in Nkandla, northern KwaZulu-Natal, where he protested against Zuma's incarceration for being in contempt of the Constitutional Court. In a letter dated 12 December 2022, ANC NDC chairperson Ralph Mgijima cited Niehaus' disparaging remarks against the judiciary as having led to him being charged by the party. Niehaus had called the Constitutional Court's ruling "a travesty of justice”. “The flimsy report of the state capture report of the Public Protector was used to force president Zuma to announce the state capture commission eventually. President Zuma did not want to do so of his own volition,” Niehaus said. According to the findings, Niehaus also said, “The law is being used selectively as an instrument to fight political and factional battles.” In his defence, Niehaus argued that the utterances were made while executing an order of the Umkhonto we Sizwe Military Veterans' Association as its national spokesperson. He also argued that the ANC does not have a policy on what utterances may not be made against the judiciary. The NDC, however, indicated that the ANC's national executive committee (NEC) in 2018 supported the establishment of the state capture commission under then Deputy Chief Justice Zondo and called on all ANC members to give full cooperation to the commission and respect its recommendations. Mgijima also highlighted that on 29 June 2021, ANC national spokesperson, Pule Mabe, reiterated the ANC's position on the Constitutional Court judgment when he said that although the party was going through a difficult period, the party “reaffirmed its commitment to upholding the rule of law and fulfilling the aspirations of our constitutional democracy”. ANC member Fikile Mbalula was among party leaders who testified against Niehaus. However, his testimony was later not given any consideration when passing judgment as the accused was not afforded the opportunity to cross-examine him. Niehaus brought former MKMVA treasurer-general Des van Rooyen to give testimony on his behalf. In his findings, Mgijima said the committee believed that the charges for which Niehaus had been found guilty were severe. “As such, the charged member's plea that he be sanctioned with a reprimand if found guilty is wholly inappropriate." The NDC resolved that “the charged member [Niehaus] is expelled from the ANC". In handing down such a hash ruling, Mgijima said the NDC had taken into consideration that the utterances were made by Niehaus “at a time when the circumstances surrounding the arrest and subsequent committal to prison of former president Zuma was very volatile as evidenced by the subsequent riots which took place in KwaZulu-Natal and parts of Gauteng and resultant loss of life and limb and damage to and loss of property”. The NDC found that Niehaus had not demonstrated any remorse and persisted in his view that the ANC was violating its constitution and his rights by disciplining him. “The NDC took into consideration the fact that the charged member is a senior and long-standing member of the ANC, had served a term of imprisonment for his political beliefs, and held strong and sometimes contrary views on the policies of the ANC and positions adopted by the NEC from time to time." Niehaus was not immediately available for comment.

uMkhonto weSiziwe Military Veterans Association national spokesperson Carl Niehaus clarifies that the march tote party's headquarters in Luthuli House today is not against the party itself, but against the party's president Cyril Ramaphosa in the aftermath of the allegations against him on the Phala Phala farm, and he goes on to explain why the NEC should act against Ramaphosa.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

While a small group of ANC supporters including Suspend ANC member Carl Niehaus, marched to the party's Chief Albert Luthuli House Headquarters under the banner #RamaphosaMustGo on Friday, ANC president Cyril Ramaphosa addressed the SA Communist Party (SACP) conference in Boksburg, at the same time.

Africa is joined by Prof Sethulego Matebesi, Political Analyst to talk about the planned march to Luthuli house later today calling, the first of many against Ramaphosa says Carl Niehaus, former spokesperson the African National CongressSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fired ANC member Carl Niehaus says the Ramaphosa Must Go mass marches to unseat Ramaphosa and against the standard of living are on track.

Fired ANC member Carl Niehaus on Monday said there were plans for national mass action to protest against President Cyril Ramaphosa after the 2020 robbery at his Phala Phala farm in Limpopo.

23.06.22 Pt 1 - Would you buy a Soweto 'lifestyle estate' with a football pitch and braai that is selling for R1m? Phumi and Gareth also talk about the call by Carl Niehaus that Cyril should be arrested on site.

It's been an unusually tumultuous time in South Africa - even by our standards - after former spyboss Arthur Fraser spilled the beans on Cyril's couch. That sort of red tomatoey mess doesn't easily come out of upholstery - but if Fraser's affidavit to police is to be believed - something that does wash out quite easily is anywhere between $4m and $8m. The megaphone for the ANC's Radical Economic Transformation (RET) faction - Carl Niehaus - wants Ramaphosa to be apprehended through a citizen's arrest and taken to the "closet police station".

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Carl Niehaus het die beslissing van die Noord-Gautengse hooggeregshof in Pretoria om oud-president Jacob Zuma se mediese parool tersyde te stel, as hoogs onregverdig en wraaksugtig beskryf. Volgens die beslissing moet Zuma terugkeer tronk toe om sy 15 maande gevangenisstraf uit te dien. Niehaus sê Zuma word steeds 'n onreg aangedoen deur 'n onregverdige stelsel wat hom in die eerste plek nie tronk toe moes gestuur het nie. Hy glo die beslissing bewys die regstelsel word gebruik vir faksie- en politieke doeleindes.

Supporters of former eThekwini mayor, Zandile Gumede and her 21 co-accused were visibly angry in court when it was announced that her corruption trial would be postponed to 29 March 2022. The postponement was, in part, as a result of Gumede's legal representative advocate Jay Naidoo having suggested that the high profile corruption, money laundering and racketeering case be set from July to September 2022. The news was met with great displeasure by Gumede's supporters, who, despite her legal team motivating for a trial date starting in July next year, accused the State of not having a solid case against her hence the numerous postponements. Speaking to the media outside the Durban High Court, staunch Gumede ally, Nkosentsha Shezi, questioned why the public and some media houses were denied entry into the court room. "When she [Gumede] was arrested and her house searched, the media and the public where privy to the proceedings and now that she is being charged with trumped up charges, both the media and the public are no longer allowed to witness the proceedings. If the NPA has nothing to hide, then why is the media not allowed? "Doing things in secrecy is not giving this case any credibility. What is going to happen is that they are going to slaughter justice in there and Gumede will not have a fair trial," said Shezi. He accused the NPA of "being used like a gangster" to target people who the current ANC leadership did not consider as allies. Another Gumede ally, Carl Niehaus, said: "Today uMama uZandile Gumede is again, for the umpteenth time, appearing in the Durban High Court in the perpetually postponed and politically motivated trial against her." He added that "this harassment must end now". The case started in early 2019 when the Hawks arrested Gumede and later her co-accused, accusing them of having unduly benefitted after the awarding of a R320-million waste contract in 2017. In total, the accused face 2 793 charges. In its docket, the State alleged that Gumede, former city manager Sipho Nzuza and others were involved in a criminal enterprise to fleece the eThekwini metro out of money.

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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

Suspended ANC member Carl Niehaus arrived at the Estcourt magistrate's court on Wednesday surrounded by comrades, a strong police presence and virtual support from former president Jacob Zuma's daughter, Dudu Zuma-Sambudla. Niehaus was arrested last month for allegedly breaking lockdown regulations after he and a group of ANC members and supporters gathered outside the Estcourt prison where Jacob Zuma was incarcerated.

Are you committed to watching as much Olympics as possible?       They didn't call Paul Adams "Brown Sugar" And surely you have to admit that Carl Niehaus is entertaining.                    

A few months ago I appeared on ENCA to express my views on the events surrounding Trump, the insurrection and how the Republican Party in USA has become the personality cult of Trump. How that personality gave rise to the insurrection on the Capital on January the 6th. The events that have unfolded over the past few days here in South Africa has shone a spotlight on our vulnerable society and how political leaders and personalities use the status quo to advance their own agendas and to protect their own selfish interests. What we saw here in the province of KZN and Gauteng was a well orchestrated attempt by the faction of the ANC aligned to Jacob Zuma who has been imprisoned for contempt of court. Zuma and his RET faction has always been a Cult of Zuma within the ANC organization itself. With the RET faction realising that their Zuma faction was slowly being rooted out and confronted by the Ramaphosa faction, it was time for them to stage a fight back to protect their criminality and own looting of the state coffers for over a decade. Their aim was to destabalise the economy and SA as a whole by crippling our supply chain and infrastructure. The names of those responsible are already known according to the Minister of Police and Minister of State Security. A reformed National Prosecuting Authority has put key players like suspended Secretary-General Ace Magashule on the defensive as he faces Free State-related corruption charges in court in August. The ANC itself has put its own reform into top gear. In the past week, it has suspended RET spokesperson Carl Niehaus, Mpumalanga leader Michael Ngrayi Ngwenya and on Wednesday suspended the Eastern Cape renegade politician, Andile Lungisa. And as I've said before in a podcast on political cults that history is littered with examples of this. Show people the contradicting statements and utterances of these characters and cognitive dissonance sets in. Their minds simply short circuits in an attempt to justify and legitimise the contradictions and flip flops. Some people will wake up and some won't. There is no doubt that the criminal element took over the chaos which was instigated by the hidden hands under the veil. Many were opportunist going along with the masses and got swept up in herd mentality. And as this dies down within the next few days, and communities pick up the pieces in the aftermath, this will have an effect on peoples mental health, physical health and overall well being. But they will rebuild. Those who instigated this madness should be held accountable. South Africa has a fragile economy and may have survived this past week of violence and mayhem. But only just. It might not be so lucky the next time. #SouthAfricaUnrest #ANC #Zuma

A few months ago I appeared on ENCA to express my views on the events surrounding Trump, the insurrection and how the Republican Party in USA has become the personality cult of Trump. How that personality gave rise to the insurrection on the Capital on January the 6th. The events that have unfolded over the past few days here in South Africa has shone a spotlight on our vulnerable society and how political leaders and personalities use the status quo to advance their own agendas and to protect their own selfish interests. What we saw here in the province of KZN and Gauteng was a well orchestrated attempt by the faction of the ANC aligned to Jacob Zuma who has been imprisoned for contempt of court. Zuma and his RET faction has always been a Cult of Zuma within the ANC organization itself. With the RET faction realising that their Zuma faction was slowly being rooted out and confronted by the Ramaphosa faction, it was time for them to stage a fight back to protect their criminality and own looting of the state coffers for over a decade. Their aim was to destabalise the economy and SA as a whole by crippling our supply chain and infrastructure. The names of those responsible are already known according to the Minister of Police and Minister of State Security. A reformed National Prosecuting Authority has put key players like suspended Secretary-General Ace Magashule on the defensive as he faces Free State-related corruption charges in court in August. The ANC itself has put its own reform into top gear. In the past week, it has suspended RET spokesperson Carl Niehaus, Mpumalanga leader Michael Ngrayi Ngwenya and on Wednesday suspended the Eastern Cape renegade politician, Andile Lungisa.And as I've said before in a podcast on political cults that history is littered with examples of this. Show people the contradicting statements and utterances of these characters and cognitive dissonance sets in. Their minds simply short circuits in an attempt to justify and legitimise the contradictions and flip flops. Some people will wake up and some won't.There is no doubt that the criminal element took over the chaos which was instigated by the hidden hands under the veil. Many were opportunist going along with the masses and got swept up in herd mentality. And as this dies down within the next few days, and communities pick up the pieces in the aftermath, this will have an effect on peoples mental health, physical health and overall well being. But they will rebuild.Those who instigated this madness should be held accountable. South Africa has a fragile economy and may have survived this past week of violence and mayhem. But only just. It might not be so lucky the next time.#SouthAfricaUnrest #ANC #Zuma

A few months ago I appeared on ENCA to express my views on the events surrounding Trump, the insurrection and how the Republican Party in USA has become the personality cult of Trump. How that personality gave rise to the insurrection on the Capital on January the 6th. The events that have unfolded over the past few days here in South Africa has shone a spotlight on our vulnerable society and how political leaders and personalities use the status quo to advance their own agendas and to protect their own selfish interests. What we saw here in the province of KZN and Gauteng was a well orchestrated attempt by the faction of the ANC aligned to Jacob Zuma who has been imprisoned for contempt of court. Zuma and his RET faction has always been a Cult of Zuma within the ANC organization itself. With the RET faction realising that their Zuma faction was slowly being rooted out and confronted by the Ramaphosa faction, it was time for them to stage a fight back to protect their criminality and own looting of the state coffers for over a decade. Their aim was to destabalise the economy and SA as a whole by crippling our supply chain and infrastructure. The names of those responsible are already known according to the Minister of Police and Minister of State Security. A reformed National Prosecuting Authority has put key players like suspended Secretary-General Ace Magashule on the defensive as he faces Free State-related corruption charges in court in August. The ANC itself has put its own reform into top gear. In the past week, it has suspended RET spokesperson Carl Niehaus, Mpumalanga leader Michael Ngrayi Ngwenya and on Wednesday suspended the Eastern Cape renegade politician, Andile Lungisa. And as I've said before in a podcast on political cults that history is littered with examples of this. Show people the contradicting statements and utterances of these characters and cognitive dissonance sets in. Their minds simply short circuits in an attempt to justify and legitimise the contradictions and flip flops. Some people will wake up and some won't. There is no doubt that the criminal element took over the chaos which was instigated by the hidden hands under the veil. Many were opportunist going along with the masses and got swept up in herd mentality. And as this dies down within the next few days, and communities pick up the pieces in the aftermath, this will have an effect on peoples mental health, physical health and overall well being. But they will rebuild. Those who instigated this madness should be held accountable. South Africa has a fragile economy and may have survived this past week of violence and mayhem. But only just. It might not be so lucky the next time. #SouthAfricaUnrest #ANC #Zuma

Suspended ANC member and Umkhonto weSizwe Military Veterans' Association (MKMVA) spokesperson Carl Niehaus was arrested for gathering a crowd and breaking Covid-19 regulations outside the Estcourt Correctional Services yesterday, The arrest was effected during a live interview. Political analyst from the Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha in the Eastern Cape, Dr Ntsikelelo Breakfast.... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Suspended ANC member Carl Niehaus says he will appear in court next month, after his arrest outside the Estcourt jail that Jacob Zuma was booked into.

Suspended ANC member Carl Niehaus has been arrested outside the Estcourt Correctional Centre for breaking lockdown regulations.

Suspended MK Vets Association member, Carl Niehaus says he is heartbroken and angry, following Jacob Zuma's imprisonment. He says he will never forgive those who allowed it to happen.

An in-depth analysis of the Zuma incarceration What's Carl going to do now?   Edward Zuma and Carl Niehaus, has tragedy brought them together?  

The ANC has confirmed Carl Niehaus has been temporarily suspended from the party.

The ANC is looking at pressing more charges against its embattled and suspended Secretary General Ace Magashule. This came out at the media following the governing party's National Working Committee on Monday. Disciplinary action will also extend to NEC member Tony Yengeni and Magashule's aide and MKMVA spokesperson Carl Niehaus.

Ons bespreek die woelinge in die ANC. Ons praat met Carl Niehaus en 'n politieke ontleder. Plantkundige Ernst van Jaarsveld vertel van 'n ekspedisie na Angola.

Die bestuur van die Noordwes Universiteit gaan die politieke wetenskaplike Theo Venter ondersoek, na sy uitlating en ontleding oor oud-president Jacob Zuma. Venter en Carl Niehaus, woordvoerder van die Umkonto WeSize Militêre Veterane, was verlede Dinsdag deel van 'n bespreking op ons susterprogram, Praat Saam. Die bespreking het gegaan oor wat behoort die staat, en veral die ANC, se verantwoordelikheid teenoor oud-president Zuma te wees? Niehaus het tydens die bespreking vir Venter daarvan beskuldig dat hy rassistiese oortuigings teenoor Zuma het. In lig hiervan praat Anita Visser met die politieke wetenskaplike, Professor Anthoni van Nieuwkerk van WITS en Professor Jonathan Jansen, 'n onderwyskundige verbonde aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch oor vryheid van spraak...

Presies 'n maand van vandag af sal Suid-Afrikaners weet wie die ANC se nuwe leier is - dr. Nkosazana Dlamini-Zuma of Cyril Ramaphosa of 'n buiteperd soos dr. Zweli Mkhize. Sommige waarnemers meen Ramaphosa loop gerieflik voor, en dat Dlamini-Zuma se veldtog stoom verloor. Is dit die geval? Dis die vraag wat Monitor aan een van Dlamini-Zuma se grootste ondersteuners, Carl Niehaus van die MK Militêre Veterane vereniging gestel het.

Carl Niehaus, woordvoerder van die ANC se MK militêre veterane, reageer op min. Naledi Pandor as adj.pres. Cyril Ramaphosa se verkiesingsmaat vir die ANC se Top 6-leierskapstryd. Heindrich Wyngaard het die vrae gevra.

Dit Afrikaner parlementslid draait mee in het Bloemfonteinse geruchtencircuit over fraude en corruptie, en denk vast nog wel eens terug aan Den Haag. Met een nog volkomen onbesmet blazoen gaf Carl Niehaus in 2002 een lang interview op 26 juli aan Rik Delhaas. Hij was net uit Zuid-Afrikaanse overheidsdienst vertrokken, naar het “avontuurlijker” bedrijfsleven. Carl Niehaus (Zeerust, Zuid-Afrika, 1959) studeerde theologie aan de Rand Afrikaans University tot hij in 1980 werd weggestuurd wegens het ophangen van posters tegen apartheid en voor de vrijlating van Nelson Mandela.