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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).
There is no consistency, no predictability, and certainly no basic commitment to export our human rights jurisprudence.
Former board member intimated broadcaster is ‘potentially on the verge of financial collapse’ based on what he knew on October 15 2022
Business Unity South Africa president Bonang Mohale joins Eusebius McKaiser to discuss his recent opinion piece in which he argued the ANC cannot fix itself. Instead, he believes business is South Africa’s last hope.
Cyril Ramaphosa’s re-election as ANC president is a neutral indicator, according to political analyst and commentator Eusebius McKaiser.
In this short audio analysis, TimesLIVE contributor and analyst Eusebius McKaiser summarises what President Cyril Ramaphosa set out to achieve in his political report at the ANC's elective conference.
Obviously President Cyril Ramaphosa cannot decide whether to resign or not because he is addicted to being indecisive.
A year since the July 2021 unrest in KwaZulu-Natal and Gauteng, there is still no clear factual account of what happened.
If God exists, why didn’t he or she or they prevent the hundreds of deaths in KwaZulu-Natal over the past few days?
Rock’s joke and Smith’s violent response are both examples of the toxic patriarchy that society can no longer tolerate
Mbali Ntuli painted a picture of a political culture that had taken root in the DA that is factionalist, leading to the “weaponising” of structures and processes, including disciplinary processes, for factional ends.
The president wants you to survive on a diet of hope and resilience, which is brutal and wrong
In Eusebius on TimesLIVE, former DA leader Athol Trollip explained how his respite from politics, and venturing into consultancy, allowed him to see anew the experiences of ordinary South Africans across towns and cities in the Eastern…
Part 2 of the state capture inquiry report has been released and again put the spotlight on malfeasance at state-owned enterprises (SOEs) Denel and Transnet.
"While we can be healthier human beings in the world, that requires a deep commitment to self-examining the worst of our current selves, and being prepared to feel awkward and clumsy as we learn to be more fully human than the world has…
What’s important to keep in mind about Lindiwe Sisulu’s attack on the judiciary is that her behaviour tells us as much about her as it does about the African National Congress that sponsors her arrogance.
