MultimediaLIVE — The Sunday Times politics team reflects on the outcomes of this year’s national election. They enthusiastically outline that the decrease in the ANC’s national supporter base will not only curb the “arrogance” of the ruling party, but should also strengthen the country’s democracy. Join in on the conversation:…

MultimediaLIVE — In this week's episode of Sunday Times Politics Weekly, the Sunday Times politics team discusses some of the smaller political parties, how they were formed and if they are indeed viable alternatives. Have a listen to analysis on South Africa's smaller parties prior to casting your vote.…

MultimediaLIVE — In this week's episode, the Sunday Times Politics Weekly team discusses the resurgence of historically prominent political figures; including Thabo Mbeki, Tony Leon and Helen Zille. What does their reappearance on the national political stage indicate for our upcoming elections? The politics team also addresses the ANC's contro ...…

MultimediaLIVE — The Sunday Times Politics Weekly team discusses allegations of "cash for votes" or voter buying laid against the ANC recently. ANC secretary-general Ace Magashule’s cash handout to a woman with an empty fridge could land him in hot water with the electoral court. Magashule was filmed giving R400 to a woman in Philippi, Cape Tow ...…

MultimediaLIVE — This week the Sunday Times Politics Weekly team discusses the very latest corruption allegations against President Jacob Zuma. Just before his death in 2011 it is alleged that Libyan leader Muammar Gaddafi entrusted around R400m in cash to then president, Jacob Zuma, for safe keeping at his Nkandla residence. South African inte ...…

MultimediaLIVE — The Sunday Times Politics Weekly team discusses the most recent allegations of rampant corruption and gangsterism levelled against ANC secretary general Ace Magashule, this week. The team voices their distaste for the ANC’s adamant denial of the allegations brought forward by Pieter-Louis Myburgh new book Gangster State: Unrave ...…

MultimediaLIVE — The Sunday Times Politics Weekly team this week discusses the various stances of the top three political parties on land expropriation without compensation. Is the ANC only using land as a campaigning tool, how radical a concept is the EFF’s idea of land nationalisation, and has the DA missed the mark on land? Join the conversa ...…

MultimediaLIVE — In light of a myriad of sexual harassment and racial scandals coming out against various DA members, the Sunday Times Politics Weekly team questions if the main opposition party is simply hypocritical.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — In South Africa’s struggling economy, political parties have been bold in their promises for economic stimulation and job creation. The Sunday Times Politics Weekly team critically analyse the economic stimulus promises made in the manifestos of the ANC, DA and EFF. The discussion raises concerns of discrimination in the financ ...…

MultimediaLIVE — In the wake of social uproar related to the alleged assault of musician Babes Wodumo by boyfriend Mampitsha, the Sunday Times Politics Weekly team looks to the manifestos of South Africa's leading political parties for potential guidance and solutions to the country's recent surge of gender based violence.Join the Sunday Times ...…

MultimediaLIVE — Join Sunday Times political reporters Amil Umraw, Aphiwe de Klerk, Zingisa Mvumvu and Zimasa Matiwane in studio this week as the pull apart some of the week’s top political events.This week, the team discusses Zizi Kodwa and Pule Mabe after they "voluntarily" stepped down as ANC spokespeople amid rape allegations levelled again ...…

MultimediaLIVE — Sunday Times reporters Qaanitah Hunter, Amil Umraw, Zingisa Mvumvu and Zimasa Matiwane discuss the freezing of Bosasa's bank accounts and the unbundling of Eskom in studio this week. The four journalists find that South Africa faces a bleak outlook in the run up to Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's National Budget Speech, due to ...…

MultimediaLIVE — While nationwide loadshedding wreaks havoc on the country, Sunday Times politics reporters Zingisa Mvumva, Zimasa Matiwane and Amil Umraw discuss the impact the state of the national power utility will have on the upcoming elections.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Join Amil Umraw, Aphiwe De Klerk and Zimasa Matiwane in studio this week as they discuss the current progress of the Zondo commission of inquiry, what they anticipate from this year's SONA and President Cyril Ramaphosa's legacy thus far.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Sunday Times journalists Qaanitah Hunter, Amil Umraw, and Zimasa Matiwane take a look back on the political year that was 2018 - the removal of President Jacob Zuma, putting the brakes on state capture and the launch of a surprisingly frank commission of inquiry, the inside track of the Democratic Alliance and the Patricia deLi ...…

MultimediaLIVE — In this week’s episode Qaanitah Hunter, Amil Umraw, Aphiwe De Klerk and Zimasa Matiwane take a deep dive into the recent days of the state capture public hearings by Minister of Public Enterprises Pravin Gordhan while reflecting on the EFF gathering outside of the commission in Johannesburg.…

MultimediaLIVE — In this week’s episode Qaanitah Hunter, Zingisa Mvumvu and Aphiwe De Klerk chat about former minister Malusi Gigaba, the bombshells emerging in the State Capture Commission and the VBS Bank scandal.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Zingisa Mvumvu, Aphiwe De Klerk, Zimasa Matiwane and Amil Umraw this week tackle Cyril Ramaphosa's Malusi Gigaba conundrum, delve into the revolt against Sihle Zikalala in KwaZulu-Natal and take a closer look at Finance Minister Tito Mboweni's public statements.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Amil Umraw, Qaanitah Hunter and Aphiwe De Klerk debate the ANC's links to the VBS bank scandal, the DA's Patricia De Lille conundrum and Home Affairs minister Malusi Gigaba's sex video.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Sunday Times politics journalists Qaanitah Hunter, Amil Umraw and Zingisa Mvumvu delve into matters confronting the ANC and the EFF's growth at universities in KwaZulu-Natal.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Qaanitah Hunter, Aphiwe De Klerk, Zingisa Mvumvu and Zimasa Matiwane step into South Africa's murky realm of land expropriation without compensation.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — Sunday Times journalists Amil Umraw, Qaanitah Hunter and Ranjeni Munusamy tackle the big issues of the week including COSATU's Congress, the state capture inquiry and Mmusi Maimane's declining of Western Cape premier.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — This week, Sunday Times politics journalists Amil Umraw, Zingisa Mvumvu and Zimasa Matiwane ask how President Ramaphosa will deal with an alleged plot by his predecessor to have him ousted so close to national elections.By MultimediaLIVE.

MultimediaLIVE — This week, Sunday Times politics journalists Zingisa Mvumvu and Zimasa Matiwane delve into prominent stories that made headlines over the weekend. SA's spy bosses knew about the Gupta's state capture plot in 2010, but why didn't they act? Billions spent on accommodation for ministers; surely there is a better way? We tackle the ...…

MultimediaLIVE — In the first episode of the Sunday Times Politics Weekly, journalists Amil Umraw, Qaanitah Hunter and Ranjeni Munusamy take a closer look at the early testimonies in the ongoing judicial commission of inquiry into allegations of state capture.By MultimediaLIVE.