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Eusebius McKaiser is a TimesLIVE contributor and political analyst. He is an experienced broadcaster, public speaker, lecturer and author of several books including ‘A Bantu in My Bathroom’ (2012).
Matshidiso Lencoasa is a budget researcher at Section27, engages with Eusebius McKaiser on various aspects of Freedom Day
There is no consistency, no predictability, and certainly no basic commitment to export our human rights jurisprudence.
In this episode of 'Eusebius on TimesLIVE', the host holds the government accountable by revisiting the tragic story of Michael Komape, who died after falling into a pit latrine at his school in 2014.
In a wide-ranging conversation with TimesLIVE contributor and analyst Eusebius McKaiser, ActionSA national chairperson Michael Beaumont made several claims and arguments.
Former board member intimated broadcaster is ‘potentially on the verge of financial collapse’ based on what he knew on October 15 2022
On Monday, as I sat on stage at the South End Museum in Gqeberha, participating in a community dialogue about the state of our democracy, organised jointly by Nelson Mandela University and The Herald, I was moved by a poignant story told…
Mental health, like food in one’s tummy, is a precondition for our children to develop into well-adjusted, productive, adults and active citizens.
We need and deserve material change in South Africa. Change is, quite literally, criminally overdue.
Eusebius McKaiser argues and explains how certain frameworks chosen by reporters, subeditors, and editors unwittingly water down the seriousness of racism.
Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election as ANC president is a neutral indicator, according to political analyst and commentator Eusebius McKaiser.
Eliminating harmful masculinity is not just about making the world a safer place for women, it is also liberating for us men.
This country needs a standard curriculum for all schools that focuses on diversity
That we don’t flinch when the bodies of six women are found decomposing in Johannesburg says everything about South Africa’s attitude towards women
My grandmother was such a hypocrite. When her friends visited she would brag about my voracious reading. When her friends were not visiting she would caution me to read less.
'Eusebius on TimesLIVE' hosted The Herald editor Rochelle de Kock and the paper’s senior political reporter Andisa Bonani to explain this week’s political drama in Nelson Mandela Bay.
