"Ramaphosa won't survive" | EFF 10th anniversary, ANC Youth League, Life story, Juliu
In this exclusive episode of SMWX, we're joined by the EFF's Deputy President, Floyd Shivambu. In a candid, revealing and insightful conversation, Shivambu unpacks the currents of South African politics and gives us a glimpse into his own personal journey.
Shivambu addresses the elephant in the room - the fate of current President Ramaphosa. Will he still hold the reins of power after the next elections?
As the EFF celebrates its 10th anniversary, Shivambu reflects on the party's evolution over the past decade, its triumphs and challenges, and its vision for the future. The discussion then moves to the hot topic of 2024 coalitions - what could they mean for the EFF and South Africa at large?
Beyond the political machinations, this episode also delves into Shivambu's personal life story. From his early years to his political awakening and ascent to the upper echelons of the EFF.
Hear Shivambu's personal reflections on his longtime comrade, their shared journey within the EFF, and Malema's influence on South Africa's political landscape.
So get comfortable and prepare for an engrossing deep-dive into the life and thoughts of one of South Africa's most prominent political figures. Whether you're a political aficionado or just curious to know more about the state of South African politics, this episode is not one to miss.
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Director- Vuyani Bila
Producer: Tsholanang Rapoo
Production Manager: Noluthando Mkhize
DOP and Editor: Tumelo Makau
2nd camera operator and assistant editor: Lesego Rakobane
Sound: Wav Factory
About me: Dr Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh is an author, scholar and founder of the Sizwe Mpofu-Walsh Xperience (SMWX), a digital, youth-centred current affairs platform. He holds a DPhil in International Relations from the University of Oxford and is a Lecturer in International Relations at Wits.
