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In this interview with BizNews, veteran Democratic Alliance (DA) politician Jack Bloom takes viewers through the Gauteng premierships of Tokyo Sexwale, Mathole Motshekga, Mbhazima Shilowa, Paul Mashatile, Nomvula Mokonyane, David Makhura and Panyaza Lesufi. “Each ANC premier can only get worse. They might start off speaking about radical changes and spirit of renewal, and they're gonna do big things, but the mechanisms to do it get worse and worse because when you've got cadre deployment, cronyism, corruption - I call them the three Cs -over many, many years, your civil service is just completely neutered. You haven't got the instrument to do what needs to be done.” Bloom - who says the ANC is now trapped in a cage of its own making - shares the reasons why with only 35% of the votes, the ANC still controls 98% of the budget - and why it didn't want to share power with the DA. “The same old gang is in control…”However, the DA - which has 22 seats to the ANC's 28 - has a game plan… “come budget time, they may have to do some serious negotiations or lose the budgets or lose their votes of confidence. Then we have to come to a more sustainable arrangement in the interests of this province.”

ActionSA se premierskandidaat in Gauteng, Funzi Ngobeni, en en nog 'n lid van die party, Hluphi Gafane, word ongedeerd uit 'n kapingsituasie gered. Die Wes-Kaapse premier, Alan Winde, sê ondersoekbeamptes is reeds op die toneel in George waar 'n gebou Maandag ineengestort het. Intussen gaan die soektog na vasgekeerdes voort. ANC-veteraan Tokyo Sexwale vergelyk die regerende party met 'n huis wat brand.

In this episode, journalist and author, Andrew Harding interviews Justice Malala about his new book – The Plot to Save South Africa. Today it seems as if the defeat of apartheid was inevitable, but Chris Hani's assassination on the Easter Weekend of 1993 nearly tipped the country into all-out war. Now, bestselling Justice Malala tells the story of the week that followed the ANC firebrand's murder by Janusz Waluś in riveting, cinematic fashion. In this meticulously researched new book, the reader is taken into the thought processes and consequential actions of the key players – from Nelson Mandela, FW de Klerk, the police investigating the murder, dangerous right-wingers like Clive Derby-Lewis, and leaders such as Cyril Ramaphosa, Bantu Holomisa and Tokyo Sexwale. On the 30th anniversary of Hani's death, this book tells us just how close South Africa came to civil war and how Mandela and De Klerk – despite provocation and despite their own fears, failures and doubts – chose the path of peace. We hope that you enjoy the episode.

CapeTalk Breakfast Show host Lester Kiewit is joined by top-selling author Pieter du Toit to chat about his latest book, ANC Billionaires. About The Book: In September 1985 a group of white South African business leaders travelled to a game lodge in Zambia to meet with the exiled ANC leadership under Oliver Tambo and Thabo Mbeki. The group wanted to establish for themselves who and what the ANC was, and they were led by Gavin Relly, executive chairperson of Anglo American. The Zambian visit set in motion a coordinated and well-resourced plan by big business to influence political change in South Africa. After the ANC was unbanned, their goal was to ensure the party did not turn the country into a last outpost of socialism. In The ANC Billionaires top-selling author Pieter du Toit investigates whether secret deals were struck between capital and the liberation movement to ensure the status quo remains in terms of economic policy. He also shows how the ANC was completely unprepared to navigate the intersection between business and politics. The book draws on first-hand accounts by major role players about the contentious relationship between capital and the ANC before, during and after the country's transition to democracy. It also sheds light on the millionaires and billionaires who have benefited from their relationship to the party, and with business. After 1994, a cadre of politically connected businessmen, such as Tokyo Sexwale, Cyril Ramaphosa, Saki Macozoma and Patrice Motsepe, emerged who had access to preferential empowerment deals brokered by companies like Anglo American – all became very wealthy. The one thing these individuals have in common is the ANC - the party of government and patronage. About Pieter du Toit: Pieter is an award-winning journalist and assistant editor at News24. He is the author of the best-selling Stellenbosch Mafia (2019) and the co-author of Enemy of the People (2017), with Adriaan Basson. Pieter is a former editor of HuffPost South Africa and news editor of Beeld and Netwerk24. About Lester Kiewit: CapeTalk's Morning show host Lester Kiewit began his broadcasting journey in 2004 as Eyewitness News intern. He soon established himself as a respected journalist, diving into the world of television in 2008 as eNCA reporter and later Parliamentary Correspondent. He was also Cape Town Bureau Chief for the Mail and Guardian newspaper. Kiewit has forged a reputation as a tough, brave reporter and talented storyteller. His uncanny ability to find, and tell, the stories that matter saw him join CapeTalk again in 2021 as host of 'The Morning Review with Lester Kiewit', before moving to the breakfast drive slot.

CapeTalk Breakfast Show host Lester Kiewit is joined by top-selling author Pieter du Toit to chat about his latest book, ANC Billionaires. About The Book: In September 1985 a group of white South African business leaders travelled to a game lodge in Zambia to meet with the exiled ANC leadership under Oliver Tambo and Thabo Mbeki. The group wanted to establish for themselves who and what the ANC was, and they were led by Gavin Relly, executive chairperson of Anglo American. The Zambian visit set in motion a coordinated and well-resourced plan by big business to influence political change in South Africa. After the ANC was unbanned, their goal was to ensure the party did not turn the country into a last outpost of socialism. In The ANC Billionaires top-selling author Pieter du Toit investigates whether secret deals were struck between capital and the liberation movement to ensure the status quo remains in terms of economic policy. He also shows how the ANC was completely unprepared to navigate the intersection between business and politics. The book draws on first-hand accounts by major role players about the contentious relationship between capital and the ANC before, during and after the country's transition to democracy. It also sheds light on the millionaires and billionaires who have benefited from their relationship to the party, and with business. After 1994, a cadre of politically connected businessmen, such as Tokyo Sexwale, Cyril Ramaphosa, Saki Macozoma and Patrice Motsepe, emerged who had access to preferential empowerment deals brokered by companies like Anglo American – all became very wealthy. The one thing these individuals have in common is the ANC - the party of government and patronage. About Pieter du Toit: Pieter is an award-winning journalist and assistant editor at News24. He is the author of the best-selling Stellenbosch Mafia (2019) and the co-author of Enemy of the People (2017), with Adriaan Basson. Pieter is a former editor of HuffPost South Africa and news editor of Beeld and Netwerk24. About Lester Kiewit: CapeTalk's Morning show host Lester Kiewit began his broadcasting journey in 2004 as Eyewitness News intern. He soon established himself as a respected journalist, diving into the world of television in 2008 as eNCA reporter and later Parliamentary Correspondent. He was also Cape Town Bureau Chief for the Mail and Guardian newspaper. Kiewit has forged a reputation as a tough, brave reporter and talented storyteller. His uncanny ability to find, and tell, the stories that matter saw him join CapeTalk again in 2021 as host of 'The Morning Review with Lester Kiewit', before moving to the breakfast drive slot.

Enjoy a short bonus episode with the iconic (and iconoclastic) Kinky Friedman...country music legend, best-selling novelist, and sometimes political candidate. Kinky talks through some of his political heroes, his favorite political stories, his time in the Peace Corps, his friendship with both Bill Clinton and George W Bush.,.& and closes the episode with one of his songs - that was a favorite of Nelson Mandela.IN THIS EPISODE...Kinky talks about the politician that spoke to him most as a kid....Kinky tells the story of Texas political legend Barbara Jordan's famous speech at the 1976 Democratic Convention...Kinky's time in the Peace Corps in Borneo...Kinky tells the story of a lunch involving Bob Dylan and his father...The story of one of Kinky's songs being played regularly by Nelson Mandela in his prison cell...Kinky writes the "first pro-choice" country song...Kinky talks through his early days as a musician in Nashville...Kinky's time around Bill Clinton and George W. Bush (both big fans of his novels)Kinky visits the White House...Kinky's current passion project of the Echo Hill Ranch, providing a summer camp experience for kids of Gold Star families...AND...Barrabas, George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, Marcie Friedman, Professor Tom Friedman, John Glenn, Hill Country Motors, Molly Ivins, Barbara Jordan, JFK, Moses, Dolly Parton, Rick Perry, Ann Richards, Rolling Thunder Revue, Mark Twain, Tokyo Sexwale, Shel Silverstein, Adlai Stevenson, Robert Strauss, Helen Suzman, Billy Swann, the White Horse Saloon, Hank Williams, Warren Zevon, and MORE!

On this episode we sat down with a friend of the pod, who is no stranger to podding and shooting the shits Kgomotso. we start things off with discussing the Super League and why soccer fans were up in arms when the league was announced. We segue into a chat on Netflix's influence on the F1. We move on to discuss Tokyo Sexwale allegedly being a possible victim of a scam in light of the his pronouncements on a donor fund he alleges was looted, which leads into a bigger convo around corruption and how business is conducted in Africa. We briefly touch on the stats revealed by the SAICA charted accountant results released. Pod takes a turn to a lighter topic around who was the originator of Motswako and we round things up with a chat on Hip Hop

(10:45) Uncle Vinny's Impact and influence in the entertainment space. (18:08) Costa Titch's impact on SA Hip Hop and how he should handle the culture appropriation accusations. (27:32) Nota vs Kwesta (45:30) RIP Shock G (47:40) Tokyo got scammed and now he's involving us (01:00:50) Babes Wodumo and Mampitsha get married (01:15:50) Mihlali Ndamase lost her weave and the Hawks are sleeping on the case. (01:22:00) Jacob Zuma's erection Music Review (01:23:45) Ayanda Jiya- Queen

On this episode we sat down with a friend of the pod, who is no stranger to podding and shooting the shits Kgomotso. we start things off with discussing the Super League and why soccer fans were up in arms when the league was announced. We segue into a chat on Netflix's influence on the F1. We move on to discuss Tokyo Sexwale allegedly being a possible victim of a scam in light of the his pronouncements on a donor fund he alleges was looted, which leads into a bigger convo around corruption and how business is conducted in Africa. We briefly touch on the stats revealed by the SAICA charted accountant results released. Pod takes a turn to a lighter topic around who was the originator of Motswako and we round things up with a chat on Hip Hop

Politieke partye sê die ANC-veteraan en sakeman, Tokyo Sexwale, se bewerings oor 'n fabelagtige internasionale fonds en die diefstal daarvan moet indringend ondersoek word. Die bekende menseregteprokureur Richard Spoor bied aan om oudpresident Jacob Zuma met sy korrupsieverhoor gratis in die hof te verteenwoordig. 'n Joodse rabbi red 'n afskrif van die Torah uit een van die geboue op die kampus van die Universiteit van Kaapstad tydens verlede week se brande.

Probleme met die verwerking van DNS-monsters by Suid-Afrika se forensiese laboratorium ontneem misdaadslagoffers geregtigheid. Die sakeman en ANC-veteraan, Tokyo Sexwale, se bewerings oor 'n fabelagtige hulpfonds waaruit sommige Suid-Afrikaanse banke en individue glo gesteel het, maak steeds opslae. Suid-Afrikaners hou duim vas vir môreaand se Oscar-filmtoekennings.

In a Business Day webinar on Thursday in the build up to celebrating the 100th anniversary of the SARB, 25 years of central bank independence and 21 years of inflation targeting, Reserve Bank Governor Lesetja Kganyago was in fine form, signalling that multi-decade low interest rates are unlikely to change as inflation remains under control and the Bank nurses an economy that shrank 7% in 2020. While also pointing the finger at government to lower the cost of capital by reining in debt. In a week where former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank Daniel Mminele CEO of ABSA parted ways with the board under a cloud of curios unanswered questions and, Tokyo Sexwale accusing the bank of being conspiracy to what can only seriously be considered to be a Nigerian 419 scam, there’s just never a dull moment. Michael Avery is joined by Warwick Lucas Chief Investment Officer at Galileo Asset Managers, & Raymond Parsons, professor in the School of Business and Governance at North West University.

Die ANC veteraan, Tokyo Sexwale, beskuldig die Reserwebank van die onwettige oorplasing van geld na ander bankrekeninge. Studente van die Universiteit van Kaapstad keer terug na hulle koshuise ná die brande. Kaapstad maak intussen gereed vir sy winterreënvalseisoen. Suid-Afrikaners ly honger as gevolg van die Covid-19-pandemie.

ANC veteran and businessman Tokyo Sexwale has lamented statements by the South African Reserve Bank and the National treasury wherein they dismiss his claims about a Heritage Fund, called the White Spiritual Boy Trust as a scam. Sexwale says the fund was meant to operate through central banks across all jurisdictions via the Bank of International Settlements. He says it has security clearance from Interpol and local security structure. Sexwale says he was appointed as a joint mandate holder of the trust on the 7th of January 2019. Sexwale was briefing the media in Midrand north of Johannesburg.

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It's Money Minute with Bruce Whitfield on Kfm Mornings! Today he takes the team through the current trending news of businessman Tokyo Sexwale falling for a "White Spiritual Boy Trust" scam.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Deputy director-general for tax and financial sector policy at the National Treasury Ismail Momoniat says they could not find evidence of funds businessman Tokyo Sexwale claims exist. Sexwale claimed that billions of rands meant for the "Heritage Fund" and channelled through the Sarb have been looted.Rowland Ramalingam, head of non-motor claims at Santam unpacked how your insurance can help you if you experience a fire. Former Judge Dennis Davis joined Bruce Whitfield on Other People's money to speak about his finances.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Zindzi Mandela, the youngest daughter of South Africa's first black president Nelson Mandela and anti-apartheid activist Winnie Madikizela-Mandela, has died at the age of 59...we spoke to ANC veterant Tokyo Sexwale who pays tribute to her.

With the recent killings of young women in South Africa, men are inherently perceived as violent. But episode 10 tackles one of the major drives that can lead men to kill- SEX. The act is loosely understood but it contributes to Crimes of Passion. Watch the episode for a full understanding of how it can contribute to such acts.

With the recent death of George Floyd, the world came to a stand still in uniting the lives of black people. This episode of #TheNewNormal speaks about the lives of black people and the injustices they face featuring an exclusive with Honorable Tokyo Sexwale. But more importantly, the episode aims to awake the minds of people of color to stand up and fight for their own. #BlackLivesMatter

All about Barcelona vs Sundowns. Nelson Mandela Foundation CEO Sello Hatang and trustee Tokyo Sexwale joined us. We also crossed to Barcelona to get the mood in Catalona about the match, Ignasi Oliver joined us Live.

ANC stalwart, Tokyo Sexwale says it is disingenous for ANC members to blame President Jacob Zuma for all the problems in the country. Sexwale was reacting to the election of Cyril Ramaphosa as ANC President. Sexwale says all those who have been leaders in the governing party should share the blame for what has gone wrong and humble themselves before the nation…..

ANC struggle icon Ahmed Kathrada has died at the age of 87. Recently, Kathrada was admitted to hospital for surgery relating to a blood clot on the brain. Kathrada was one of three surviving Rivonia Trialists - with Andrew Mlangeni and Denis Goldberg.

TOP STORIES ON AFRICA RISE AND SHINE THIS HOUR... *** The AU's High-Level Delegation of Heads of State arrive in Burundi's capital, Bujumbura for peace talks... *** UN Secretary General, Ban Ki-Moon uses his one-day visit to South Sudan to request President Salva Kiir and his principal political and military opponent to establish a Transitional Government of National Unity without further delay... *** In sports: South Africa's FIFA Presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale's camp remains cautious ahead of today's FIFA election

On this week's show we ask whether foreign coaches are better than local coaches when it comes to being in charge of national teams in Africa. We hear from fans in The Gambia, where local coach Sang Ndong has replaced Swiss coach Raul Savoy, who parted ways with the Scorpions after only seven months in charge. Plus, a roundup of how African players are doing in the EPL, as Kenya's Victor Wanyama gets another red card. And we ask whether the Confederation of African Football was right to give its backing to Sheikh Salman of Bahrain for the Fifa presidency, rather than supporting Africa's only candidate, Tokyo Sexwale.

On this week's show we ask whether foreign coaches are better than local coaches when it comes to being in charge of national teams in Africa. We hear from fans in The Gambia, where local coach Sang Ndong has replaced Swiss coach Raul Savoy, who parted ways with the Scorpions after only seven months in charge. Plus, a roundup of how African players are doing in the EPL, as Kenya's Victor Wanyama gets another red card. And we ask whether the Confederation of African Football was right to give its backing to Sheikh Salman of Bahrain for the Fifa presidency, rather than supporting Africa's only candidate, Tokyo Sexwale.

South African Businessman Tokyo Sexwale says he is pushing on with the race to be Football World Governing body FIFA's next president despite a decision by the Confederation of African Football to endorse Bahrain Football Association's President Sheikh Salman bin Khalifa. Sexwale says the continent needs a person who understands what ails football in Africa and he is that man. Sarah Kimani spoke to him in Rwanda, she began by asking him if he is disappointed that CAF did not endorse him

Former Human Settlement's Minister and businessman, Tokyo Sexwale insists he's still in the race for the Fifa presidency, despite the decision by the Confederation of African Football not to back him. Caf's executive committee, meeting in Rwanda yesterday instead decided to support Bahrain Football Federation President Salman Al Khalifa. Sexwale, the only African candidate in the race, says he doesn't feel betrayed by the decision. He believes he still stands a chance in Fifa's election of a successor to Sepp Blatter on the 26th of this month. We spoke to SABC sports journalist, Thabiso Sithole...

From the very smart (Are You Really A Republican?) to the very dumb (Tokyo Sexwale!), this episode runs the full gamut of The Tony Kornheiser Show. Featuring new topical songs from Sean, John Neiswinger, Kj Ohnstad, and Robert Berg plus featured segments on Bone China and Tony's valet service at the airport. Closing with the #1 jingle of the week (Avocado/Desperado) and the obligitory, but very sad, Schvitz Break. :(

From the very smart (Are You Really A Republican?) to the very dumb (Tokyo Sexwale!), this episode runs the full gamut of The Tony Kornheiser Show. Featuring new topical songs from Sean, John Neiswinger, Kj Ohnstad, and Robert Berg plus featured segments on Bone China and Tony's valet service at the airport. Closing with the #1 jingle of the week (Avocado/Desperado) and the obligitory, but very sad, Schvitz Break. :(

TOP STORIES ON AFRICA RISE AND SHINE THIS HOUR... *** The UN Secretary General welcomes a decision by the AU Head of State Summit to dispatch a high level delegation to Burundi... *** Today marks 26 years since former South African president F.W de Klerk's historic announcement in parliament that he would release Nelson Mandela... *** In sports: he South African Football Association dismisses reports that it's concerned about Tokyo Sexwale's campaign

Tokyo Sexwale served thirteen years in jail on Robben Island with Nelson Mandela. As well as a career in politics he went into business and through interests in mining, gold and diamonds became one of the richest black South Africans. Now he is among five candidates vying to succeed FIFA president Sepp Blatter. Can he reinvent himself and win this top football post? Or could past controversies damage his chances?

We hear from Fifa presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale, Liverpool goalkeeper Simon Mignolet and Fiorentina coach Paulo Sousa. Plus, there's a look ahead to Sunday's MLS Cup final between Columbus Crew and Portland Timbers (Photo: Tokyo Sexwale at a press conference in Tel Aviv. credit: Getty Images)

On this week's show we take a look at the race to become the president of Fifa. Will an African win the contest next February? We hear from South African contender Tokyo Sexwale. Plus we catch up with the latest in the EPL and we continue our look at the African players in this season's Uefa Champions League.

With the FIFA presidential election growing closer, the field of candidates is set, and the one with the name everyone is talking about (and trying to pronounce) is a guest on the Planet Fútbol Podcast. While in New York this week for the ICSS conference, South African candidate Tokyo Sexwale and the head of the FIFA reform committee, Francois Carrard, both spoke to Grant Wahl (twitter.com/grantwahl) as part of our latest episode to talk about the election, potential changes to FIFA and much more. There's also plenty happening in MLS to discuss, between NYCFC firing Jason Kreis after one season and the conference semifinal second legs of the league's playoffs. We wrap up by delving into the latest happenings in the Champions League, where Fabian Johnson became the first U.S. international to score in two years, Chelsea earned a dramatic and much-needed win, Bayern Munich put Arsenal to the brink of early elimination and Real Madrid, Manchester City and Zenit Saint Petersburg are already through to the round of 16. == The Planet Futbol Podcast is brought you by the SeatGeek app, available in app stores and at seatgeek.com. Enter code PLANET in the app to for a $20 rebate off your first purchase. We are also sponsored by FanDuel. Enter promo code PLANET at FanDuel.com for up to $200 in bonus cash. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's show we take a look at the race to become the president of Fifa. Will an African win the contest next February? We hear from South African contender Tokyo Sexwale. Plus we catch up with the latest in the EPL and we continue our look at the African players in this season's Uefa Champions League.

The race to find a new Fifa president is on and our former Minister of Human Settlements Tokyo Sexwale is one of the presidential candidates. Sexwale comes with a lot of experience within Federation. He is currently serving as an adviser to Fifa. He previously served in the fair play committee and on several subcommittees, including the committee of the Fifa global task force against racism and discrimination.

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Evan, Brandon, JP and Dan talk World Series drama, Derek Jeter's impending nuptials, and the Warriors trolling Charles Barkley. Oh yeah, Tokyo Sexwale!

We unpack Tokyo Sexwale's FIFA Campaign and we hear from Currie Cup winning team Lions president Kevin de Klerk

Welcome to LAisOurHouse! The Unofficial Podcast of the LA Galaxy. Three life long friends and Galaxy fans discuss the Galaxy, MLS, U.S. Soccer, and other World Football. MLS Playoffs Preview Episode! The guys talk about who we think will make it to MLS Cup, SCCL Matchups and Tokyo Sexwale! Be sure to follow us on Twitter! @LAisOurHouse

Twollie Vanderworf! Tokyo Sexwale! Taco BM Monster! Dr. Loki Skylizard! These are all people’s real names, uncovered every year by the folks at NameOfTheYear.com. Using their 2015 Name Of the Year bracket, we all chose our Name Of The Year fantasy teams, with guest and fantasy sports expert Matt Ufford of The Inactives podcast. After … Continue reading 243: Name Of The Year Fantasy Draft, With Matt Ufford →