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Politically Aweh

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South Africa's wittiest news show. Join comedian KG Mokgadi, Zoë Human, and the Politically Aweh team every week as we make sense of South African and international news and politics.  Let's get aweh!

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Episodios 40

  1. Everything's Too Expensive! What Will They Do About It? | Elections Showdown

    18 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 8

    Ahead of the 2026 local elections, we asked political parties how they would ease the cost of living in South Africa, from electricity tariffs and municipal rates to water bills and getting to work.In episode …

  2. Who Will Make The Most Jobs In Your City? | Elections Showdown

    17 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 9

    Who will make the most jobs in your city? We put political leaders to the test ahead of the 2026 local government elections.We sat down with representatives from the EFF, ActionSA, Freedom Front Plus, the ANC …

  3. South African Elections Comedy Special: KG Mokgadi, Dillan Oliphant, Dan Corder | Politically Aweh

    1 h 21 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 10

    KG Mokgadi wants to be your mayor. That’s how bad things have gotten. Laugh first, then go vote on 4 November.Politically Aweh’s live 2026 elections comedy special, filmed in front of a sold-out crowd at the …

  4. Here's Why Rent Is So Expensive In Cape Town... And Who's To Blame

    23 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 11

    Rent in Cape Town just keeps going up and so do Airbnbs and luxury developments. So who's to blame, and what can actually be done?In this episode we dig into Cape Town's housing crisis: why prices are …

  5. Cape Town’s Housing Crisis: Six Parties, Who Has a Plan? | Elections Showdown

    21 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 7

    Ahead of the 2026 local elections, we asked political parties how they would solve SA's housing issues, from Airbnb in Cape Town, to foreign ownership and rent control.In episode one of our Elections …

  6. Petrol Price Explodes & African (Dirty) Energy Week | Weekly Aweh

    41 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 6

    As South Africa’s petrol prices climb, African Energy Week brings the oil and gas crowd to Cape Town with big promises about ending energy poverty. Lovely. Who’s checking the terms and conditions?KG, Zoë and …

  7. Ramaphosa’s GBV Promises | Will The Youth Vote For The EFF? | MK's IEC Elections Drama | Weekly Aweh

    37 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 5

    Flags? Flying. Speeches? Delivered. Cyril Ramaphosa’s latest plan to tackle gender-based violence? Due in 60 to 90 days. Comrades, set a reminder. This family meeting needs a follow-up.KG, Zoë and Stephen look …

  8. ANC Insults Voters...Again | Kempton Park Murders | Helen Zille | Edwin Cameron | Weekly Aweh

    22 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 3

    The ANC is in chaos right before elections, there's a a serial killer loose in Johannesburg, and celebs are running for mayor.This week KG & Stephen expose South Africa's most chaotic election moment …

  9. Afrikaner Refugees U-Turn | Ed Sheeran's K*k Week | Comrades Marathon Sponsor Victory | Weekly Aweh

    24 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 4

    An Afrikaner refugee family comes back to South Africa for medical treatment (and a Kauai smoothie?) and gets stuck here. Women are being found murdered in and around Kempton Park, and the price of onions goes …

  10. South Africa's R1 Trillion Gambling Crisis Explained | Politically Aweh

    32 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 2

    South Africans gambled over R1 trillion last year. A 30% jump in twelve months. And you can feel it everywhere.Every billboard. Every rugby jersey. Every airport. Every second ad break. The casino used to be …

  11. SA Cops Lose 541kg of Cocaine & A Reckless SA Flyover | Weekly Aweh

    26 minTemporada 6 · Episodio 1

    How does 541kg of seized cocaine just vanish? This week we dive into the Madlanga Commission's wildest mysteries, Airlink's stadium stunt, and the ANC forgetting to register 150 candidates. Welcome to …

  12. Anton Taylor on the Bishops Pride Flag & Toxic Masculinity | Politically Aweh

    1 h 5 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 6

    A pride flag went up at Bishops boys' high school for two whole days during Pride Month, and some of the school's old boys had a full meltdown about it.But here's the thing, they don't all …

  13. How Government Funded South Africa’s Gambling Addiction | Makashule Gana | Politically Aweh

    47 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 5

    Online gambling in South Africa did not grow. It exploded. And the man shouting loudest about it in Parliament also happens to be chairing the committee looking into the President.Host KG Mokgadi sits down with …

  14. The Two Reasons the DA Is in Trouble in Cape Town | Tara Roos on The Politically Aweh Podcast

    50 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 5

    KG sits down with political analyst and author Tara Roos, and honestly, buckle up.She reckons the DA is going to lose its majority in Cape Town, a take that got her cyberattacked, prompting her to open a case …

  15. 1976 Youth Leader Seth Mazibuko: I Started a Revolution to Skip Exams | Politically Aweh

    46 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 4

    In 1976, students marched peacefully for their right to learn. Yet, they were met with bullets.Seth Mazibuko was one of the youngest leaders that day.He calls it the battle of the bullet versus the book. A …

    Notas del episodio

    In 1976, students marched peacefully for their right to learn. Yet, they were met with bullets.

    Seth Mazibuko was one of the youngest leaders that day.

    He calls it the battle of the bullet versus the book. A generation that risked everything for an education.

    But Seth isn't only looking back. He draws a line from Soweto to #FeesMustFall, to the young South Africans facing record unemployment right now.

    Courage. Sacrifice. Betrayal. Accountability.

    And one challenge for this generation: don't just participate in the system. Lead it.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

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    Let’s Get AWEH!

  16. Is Brett Herron the DA's Biggest Hater? | Politically Aweh Podcast

    44 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 3

    Brett Herron is not your typical politician. As a former city of Cape Town Mayco member and a DA insider for years, he was in the room where decisions were made, and he watched closely how the party operated …

    Notas del episodio

    Brett Herron is not your typical politician. As a former city of Cape Town Mayco member and a DA insider for years, he was in the room where decisions were made, and he watched closely how the party operated, who really had influence, and what happened when you pushed back.

    He pushed back and suddenly the exit signs became very visible.

    Now as Secretary General of the Good Party, Brett joins KG Mokgadi on Politically Aweh to unpack all of it. The N2 wall and what it's really there for. How party donors quietly shape housing policy in Cape Town. Helen Zille's track record versus her current mayoral ambitions.

    Brett doesn't do diplomatic. He names names, pulls receipts, and makes the case that a city being "well run" means nothing if nothing is actually changing for the people who live there.

    This is the conversation that happens after the press conference ends.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs.


    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  17. The Man Who Smuggled Drugs To Save Lives Has A New Fight | Mark Heywood | Politically Aweh Podcast

    25 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 2

    Mark Heywood once smuggled drugs into South Africa to break pharmaceutical patents and force the government's hand on HIV treatment. It worked. Six million people are now on ARVs.Now he's picked a new …

    Notas del episodio

    Mark Heywood once smuggled drugs into South Africa to break pharmaceutical patents and force the government's hand on HIV treatment. It worked. Six million people are now on ARVs.

    Now he's picked a new fight, and this time, the enemy is an empty plate.

    KG sits down with Mark to unpack why a country with a food surplus has 20 million hungry people, why hunger shows up at the scene of every domestic violence case, and whether organised people power can still actually change things.

    Mark doesn't do diplomatic. He names the companies, calls out the government, and makes the argument that hunger in South Africa isn't a tragedy, it's a decision.

    This one will make you angry. In the best way.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  18. She Asked A Gangster What Human Heart Tastes Like : Annika Larsen Unfiltered | Politically Aweh Podcast

    54 minTemporada 5 · Episodio 1

    She's interviewed assassins, gangsters, and corrupt politicians, and somehow made all of them trust her. Now she's sitting down with KG, and nothing is off limits.We get into the Oval Office, a …

    Notas del episodio

    She's interviewed assassins, gangsters, and corrupt politicians, and somehow made all of them trust her. Now she's sitting down with KG, and nothing is off limits.

    We get into the Oval Office, a freezing Polish farmhouse, a very tense braai, and a phone contact that might just be the most infamous person on the planet right now.

    This one goes places. You'll want to hear it.

    This goes hand-in-hand with our YouTube comedy explainer videos, unpacking the stories shaping our world with humour, insight, and fearless commentary..Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh to stay informed, stay entertained, and join a growing community of engaged citizens who believe understanding politics shouldn’t feel like homework.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
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    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  19. Gen Z Protests In South Africa: Could We Be Next? | Politically Aweh Podcast

    23 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 21

    We sat down with Irfaan Mangera, Y20 spokesperson and seasoned youth wrangler, to unpack why the G20 felt like a group project where the grownups didn’t read the brief.We get into youth rage, protest culture …

    Notas del episodio

    We sat down with Irfaan Mangera, Y20 spokesperson and seasoned youth wrangler, to unpack why the G20 felt like a group project where the grownups didn’t read the brief.

    We get into youth rage, protest culture, anime flags taking over parliaments, and why South African leaders still act shocked when young people hit the streets.

    It seems African leaders keep missing the point for the continent's young people.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  20. Angry & Unserious: Why Africans Are Ungovernable | Politically Aweh Podcast

    39 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 20

    Comedian and activist Justine Wanda joins PA to unpack African youth anger, satire’s role in politics and why we’re laughing through the chaos.We get into everything: protests over bread and pads, politicians …

    Notas del episodio

    Comedian and activist Justine Wanda joins PA to unpack African youth anger, satire’s role in politics and why we’re laughing through the chaos.

    We get into everything: protests over bread and pads, politicians swapping corruption tips, and why Africans cope by laughing so we don’t lose our minds. Justine speaks on Kenya’s youth-led resistance, Tanzania’s fear-fuelled silence, Uganda’s forever elections and the continent’s national daddy issues.

    Plus why she thinks the youth should unionise and make protesting an official job since no one’s hiring anyway!

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  21. SA Foreign Policy Chief on Unprecedented Geopolitics & Hosting The G20 | Politically Aweh Podcast

    17 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 19

    Zane Dangor is South Africa’s foreign policy boss and he joins us to unpack Gaza, Ukraine, the UN, the US tariff drama and what SA is actually doing on the world stage.This episode was recorded in August 2025 …

    Notas del episodio

    Zane Dangor is South Africa’s foreign policy boss and he joins us to unpack Gaza, Ukraine, the UN, the US tariff drama and what SA is actually doing on the world stage.

    This episode was recorded in August 2025, right in the middle of the year’s geopolitical chaos. From missile scares to trade tantrums, Zane breaks down how SA navigates global crises with nothing but international law and a lot of middle power audacity. We get into Gaza, Ukraine, BRICs, the UN, Trump’s bullying tactics and the G20, all in classic PA fashion: less diplomatic fluff, more real talk.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  22. This Is The Darkest Online Crisis South Africa Has Ever Faced | Politically Aweh Podcast

    34 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 18

    In this raw conversation, social media Law Expert Emma Sadleir reveals the terrifying reality behind anonymous WhatsApp channels, deepfakes, and sextortion targeting South African youth.Emma recently won TWO …

    Notas del episodio

    In this raw conversation, social media Law Expert Emma Sadleir reveals the terrifying reality behind anonymous WhatsApp channels, deepfakes, and sextortion targeting South African youth.

    Emma recently won TWO court orders against Meta in one week, forcing them to hand over the identities of perpetrators hiding behind anonymous accounts. She breaks down the gendered nature of online harm, explains why SA police are "wholly ill-equipped" to handle these cases, and shares which app she'd delete forever (hint: it's not the one you'd expect).

    Plus, she reveals why pornography as sex education is creating a generation of misogynistic behavior and what we can do about it.
    Digital violence is an extension of gender-based violence, and we all have a role to play in protecting our children and holding perpetrators accountable.

    If you or someone you know is affected by gender-based violence, hope and help are within reach.

    You are not alone—there are people, communities, and services ready to help.


    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  23. Wait... Did He Just Praise The EFF? | Politically Aweh Podcast

    15 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 17

    Songezo Zibi joined us back in August at The Gathering 2025 right when Rise Mzansi, GOOD and BOSA were flirting with the idea of a political merger.We talked about Parliament’s chaotic economy, Scopa’s mission …

    Notas del episodio

    Songezo Zibi joined us back in August at The Gathering 2025 right when Rise Mzansi, GOOD and BOSA were flirting with the idea of a political merger.

    We talked about Parliament’s chaotic economy, Scopa’s mission to follow the trail of taxpayer’s money, and what happens when world leaders like Trump are out here skipping G20 invites.

    It’s an unfiltered, funny and frightening look at the machinery that keeps South Africa working (or at least pretending to do so).

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  24. If Cape Town’s Mayor Can’t Afford To Live There, Who Can? | Politically Aweh Podcast

    31 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 16

    Cape Town’s Mayor Geordin Hill Lewis joins KG to talk rent crisis, tourism, and how even he can’t afford to live on the Atlantic seaboard.What happens when the Mayor of Cape Town sits down with KG? You get a …

    Notas del episodio

    Cape Town’s Mayor Geordin Hill Lewis joins KG to talk rent crisis, tourism, and how even he can’t afford to live on the Atlantic seaboard.

    What happens when the Mayor of Cape Town sits down with KG? You get a brutally honest convo about who the city really works for. From 600 000 people stuck in housing limbo to the rise of digital nomads and Gauteng “semi-grants” flooding the Cape, the Mayor defends why prices are soaring and why he thinks that’s a “good sign.”

    They unpack the city’s crime crisis, the Airbnb debate, and whether Cape Town is slowly becoming a city only the wealthy can live in.

    Chapters:

    00:00 - Welcome to the Mother City

    04:21 - How Geordin Got Into Politics

    07:50 - DA vs ANC: Are They Becoming The Same?

    09:35 - Cape Town's Cost Of Living

    13:09 - Are Digital Nomads The Problem?

    16:16 - Cape Town’s Housing Backlog

    18:31 - Does the City Only Work for the Suburbs?

    21:35 - Crime and Policing in the Cape

    23:55 - Airbnb and Tourism Tensions

    29:30 - Can the Housing Backlog Ever End?

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

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  25. She's BEEN Exposing SA's Underworld | Politically Aweh Podcast

    30 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 15

    Caryn Dolley accidentally became an investigative journalist and now exposes SA's organised crime syndicates while dodging death threats. KG sits down with Caryn to unpack the absolute chaos that is South …

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    Caryn Dolley accidentally became an investigative journalist and now exposes SA's organised crime syndicates while dodging death threats.

    KG sits down with Caryn to unpack the absolute chaos that is South Africa's organised crime landscape. It's not just happening "somewhere else" - it's in your backyard, your municipality, and probably in that dodgy tender your cousin's neighbour's brother scored.

    ​​Caryn breaks down how deep the rot goes, why journalists like her wake up to threats, and what it actually costs to tell the truth in a country where powerful people really, really don't want you to.

    You'll probably finish it feeling slightly more paranoid than when you started. But hey, informed anxiety is still better than blissful ignorance, right?

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  26. Does SA’s Biggest News Site Hit Harder on Black Leaders? News24 Editor Tells All | Politically Aweh Podcast

    32 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 14

    We ask Adriaan Basson if the media can survive being broke, Big Tech eating advertising money and consumers crying over paywalls. Politicians hate him, trolls love to roast him, and even his mom gets upset on …

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    We ask Adriaan Basson if the media can survive being broke, Big Tech eating advertising money and consumers crying over paywalls.

    Politicians hate him, trolls love to roast him, and even his mom gets upset on his behalf. We sat down with Adriaan Basson, editor of News24, to talk about the messy reality of South African journalism. From the glory days of three-paper Sundays to the Big Tech takeover.

    We also get into the juicy stuff: Gupta leaks, bribe offers, why News24 headlines hit harder on black leaders, and whether Gavin Watson faked his death to go live on a remote beach!

    Stay until the end for fake news aunties, AI conspiracies, and why playing music to grapes might make your wine taste better.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  27. The Kiffness, Joel Pollak & Political Divides: Ferial Haffajee Claps-Back! | Politically Aweh Podcast

    21 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 13

    Ferial Haffajee - journalist, columnist and Associate Editor at Daily Maverick, talks democracy, internet trolls, Big Tech, and the future of SA.Watch what happens when KG introduces Ferial Haffajee as a …

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    Ferial Haffajee - journalist, columnist and Associate Editor at Daily Maverick, talks democracy, internet trolls, Big Tech, and the future of SA.

    Watch what happens when KG introduces Ferial Haffajee as a Champion of Democracy… and also a Snake in the Grass? Ferial touches on everything from cyberbullying to whether SA hosting the G20 is a flex or just admin work nobody asked for. We give a deserved shoutout to the late Tshidi Madia, debate whether the Human Rights Commission should be the bouncers of the internet, and ask if Big Tech is just a global landlord refusing to pay rent.

    And because it’s PA, we of course try to bribe her with a bag full of cash. Spoiler: she pulls a Pieter-Louis Myburgh!

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

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  28. We Bribed The Journalist That Was Offered R60k In A DIOR Bag 💸 | Politically Aweh Podcast

    15 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 12

    Pieter-Louis Myburgh unpacks bribes, tenders, corruption, and whether South Africa is starting to feel like a mafia state.We sat down with award-winning investigative journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh to talk …

    Notas del episodio

    Pieter-Louis Myburgh unpacks bribes, tenders, corruption, and whether South Africa is starting to feel like a mafia state.

    We sat down with award-winning investigative journalist Pieter-Louis Myburgh to talk about the infamous R60k bribe waved at him, the dodgy tender offers, and whether corruption has completely swallowed SA.

    We also get into the Mashawana court case, the state of investigative journalism, and the big question: is there any hope left, or should we all start practising our mafia accents?

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
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    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
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    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  29. South Africa's Surprise Environment Minister, Dion George, Spills The Tea | Politically Aweh Podcast

    37 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 11

    Dion George, SA’s Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, speaks on climate change, coal vs green energy, rhino poaching, and South Africa’s energy future.KG Mokgadi sits down with the former finance …

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    Dion George, SA’s Minister of Environment, Forestry and Fisheries, speaks on climate change, coal vs green energy, rhino poaching, and South Africa’s energy future.

    KG Mokgadi sits down with the former finance guy turned environment minister who unpacks South Africa’s toughest environmental battles: moving away from coal without collapsing the economy, tackling climate change on the global stage, and why SA can’t just “drill, baby, drill.”

    Expect climate politics, international drama, and even a plan about Hadedas because, well, this is South Africa.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

  30. Mmusi Maimane Talks GNU, MK Party & Youth Power in Parliament | Politically Aweh Podcast

    47 minTemporada 4 · Episodio 10

    KG Mokgadi chats to Dr. Mmusi Maimane, leader of BOSA and former Leader of the Opposition, about why smaller parties matter now more than ever.Maimane unpacks how parties like BOSA can keep the GNU on its toes …

    Notas del episodio

    KG Mokgadi chats to Dr. Mmusi Maimane, leader of BOSA and former Leader of the Opposition, about why smaller parties matter now more than ever.

    Maimane unpacks how parties like BOSA can keep the GNU on its toes, why it's important for the youth to be proactive in government, and what real accountability could look like in this chaotic new political era.

    The tea is hot, the PhD is fresh, and the questions are real. Don’t miss this one.

    This podcast is a companion series to our YouTube comedy explainer videos about South African and international current affairs. Watch the show and subscribe at youtube.com/politicallyaweh.

    📌Follow us on:
    Facebook: facebook.com/politicallyaweh
    Instagram: instagram.com/politicallyaweh
    Twitter/X: twitter.com/politicallyaweh
    TikTok: tiktok.com/@politicallyaweh

    💻Visit our website: http://www.politicallyaweh.co.za

    Politically Aweh is a current affairs news show with a uniquely South African flavour. We're independent, bold, and funded by people who care what happens in and around our country.

    We're also a registered nonprofit media company , and we rely on donations to keep making our fresh, fun, and fearlessly truthful content. You can support us here, once off, or monthly, using Snapscan: https://pos.snapscan.io/qr/8H-YVcrN or contact us if you need another payment method.

    📩Contact [email protected]

    Let’s Get AWEH!

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