SABC in conversation with Helen Zille



DA Federal Council Chairperson, Helen Zille, says hers is a party of growth that is ready to govern in 2024.

Zille sat down with SABC News Political Editor, Mzwandile Mbeje to discuss a wide range of issues, ranging from coalition politics to the exodus of some black leaders from the party and the DA’s future prospects.

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27 thoughts on “SABC in conversation with Helen Zille”

  1. I love how Mzwandile side steps Helen's question on how the media has a double standard on political party racial diversity. Yeah, Mzwandile, tell us why you never report on the poor diversity stats of all the other parties except the DA (the one true diverse party)?

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  2. Current inherited infrastructure to date forms part of the DA institutional memory ( from 1910 to date 2022) no luck here .ANC is a coalition party just like the DA,the difference is that the ANC appears to be politically inexperienced in Political governance. A coalition between the ANC and DA would make more political sense ,the small political parties need to define the political paradigms, ideologically none of them make sense. These small parties have hijacked the civil society space , thanks to the DA. These politicians are not honest , old apartheid style politics here ,where the media and social media seems to be the weapon of choice . Black leadership historical have always been mentored, groomed and funded by colonial money 💸. Think about this following the money shows you the distance between freedom and the truth. Hippocrates and Parasites. Black leadership is a construction of the mentor the groomer. Set up to fail live for all to see,the hero will be the white redeemer. Just look north ,we feeling it down south,nothing new under the sun.

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  3. The City of Cape Town was not really a coalition, the ID of Patria De Lille was swallowed in 2010 by the DA!

    In Gauteng the DA can't dictate and swallow to ActionSA,EFF and IFP!

    The DA must learn to work with other parties and accept their mayors are failing in Gauteng especially in Tshwane since 2016.

    Coalitions does not mean you can't hold each other accountable!

    ActionSA did not say the EFF must be a coalition partner, Zille is lying, the EFF is a voting supporter of the DA from 2016 including in 2021 and currently in the Ekurhuleni unstable minority government

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  4. People dont get it that ANC took 28 years to break EVERYTHING, now they want you to fix it within months. That is just plain stupid to think its even possible, especially with the people trying to undermine it all while doing so.

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  5. It is so spot on about black and white leaders leaving. The media is racists in just that sense that they always try and make scenes about this guy left (if he is black). It’s pathetic and the SABC should be ashamed

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  6. The bottom line is that there's an ongoing agenda to pin a racist badge on any person or person's who supports an inclusive diversity of people in a political party.
    The leaders will be targeted to be labelled racist to nullify their efforts to unite people of all hues to offset the all black agenda of others.
    It's there for all to see.

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