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(1) To provide an intelligent, informative, accurate, logical and intelligent perspective of Libertarianism and free market capitalism in the public sphere
(2) To challenge the collectivist ideologies of communism and Socialism with the evidence and philosophical arguments supporting free market Capitalism.
(3) To change the public perception of free market capitalism by informing the public of the benefits of free market capitalism and the dangers of communism/socialism.
(4) To equip Libertarians with relevant content so that Libertarianism and free market capitalism can be defended with greater effectiveness.
In the episode, Dumo discusses the topic of laws which ultimately benefit the state at the expense of its citizens. DONATE · OUR WEBISTE · The State will Always set the Rules in its Favour - Article · Transcript — PDF (101.2 KB)
In this episode, Dumo discusses the US Midterm elections and why the prospects of a national divorce should be taken seriously. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Lesetja Kganyago's warning of expecting more interest rate hikes and their implications. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the situation of Kyrie Irving sharing a tweet that was deemed to be anti-Semitic and the backlash that followed. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the call for scrapping Soweto's debt to Eskom which is close to R5bn. DONATE · NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss Elon Musk's recent takeover of Twitter and his call for a monthly $8 verification price. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo discusses the internet censorship bill and the implications it will have for free speech on the internet. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this podcast, Dumo explains why the South African electricity market needs to be privatised and why doing such will benefit the poor. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · DUMO'S ARTICLE ON PRIVATISING ELECTRICITY
In this episode, Dumo reviews an article written by Emily Oster who suggested in the article that we should adopt pandemic amnesty. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · Emily Oster's article · Dumo's article in response to Giovanni Poggi
In this episode, Dumo discusses Mteto Nyati's comment on BEE where he stated that it needs to go if the electricity crisis has to be solved. Dumo also discusses how state legislation almost always creates bad incentives. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · Dumo's article on solving the electricity crisis in South Africa · Dumo discussing BEE on WorldView
In this episode, Dumo discusses the fallout between the United States embassy and the South African government. He also argues in favour of why security should be handled by the private sector. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · The Private Production of Defense (eBook) · The Private Production of Defence (Essay)
Dumo and Koketso return to discuss the latest terrorist threat in SA, Elon Musk buying Twitter and a possible end to E-Tolls. DONATE · SUBSRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
The squad return to discuss the issues of crime, the construction mafia and the need for BEE to be scrapped. DONATE · SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER
Dumo returns to discuss South Africa's water crisis and Dischem's decision to place a moratorium on "whites" in order reach Employment Equity targets. DONATE · SUBCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER · JOIN OUR TELEGRAM COMMUNITY
The squad returns to discuss whether if BEE is still required and the recent election of Panyaza Lesufi as Gauteng Premier. Donate · NEWSLETTER SIGNUP
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the recent approval by the National Assembly of the Expropriation Bill and the ousting of Mpho Phalatse as the Johannesburg Mayor. DONATE · JOIN OUR TELEGRAM COMMUNITY · SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER
In this episode, Dumo discusses his recent essay where he discussed how load shedding can be ended in South Africa for good. He also discusses social media and why ManPatria changed its approach towards social media. BECOME A CITIZEN · READ DUMO'S ARTICLE
Dumo and Koketso discuss the obsessive nature of internet trolls, the over emphasisation of racism among leftists, and much more. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE
Nzuzo provides a detailed but different opinion on the judgement of the “Kill the Boer” song and Dumo provides an update on his trademark application for the term Coerso-Vaxxer™ with the CIPC. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE
Dumo reviews the EFF vs Afriforum judgement where the Equality Court ruled that the song "Kill the Boer" is not a form of hate speech. SIGN UP TO OUR NEWSLETTER · WATCH THIS EPISODE
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss a new proposed bill in South Africa that seeks to handle trespassing, a new term “coerso-vaxxers” which was coined by Dumo and a possible end to the ANC. Sign up to our newsletter · Watch this episode
After a month's break, the squad return to discuss the recent change in our social media policy, the manner in which Marxist trade unions behave in South Africa, Black Economic Empowerment, and Eskom's never ending troubles. Wacth this episode · Sign up to our weekly updates newsletter
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the removal of the remaining COVID-19 regulations in South Africa and the overturning of Roe v Wade. BECOME A CITIZEN
Dumo discusses the crumbling infrastructure in South Africa and the impact of inflation in the USA and whether if Biden is responsible for it. Become a Citizen to listen to the full episode
The squad return to discuss Youth Day 2022 and whether if the South African Youth are better off today. Become a ManPatria Citizen
The squad returns to discuss South Africa's unemployment, crime stats and Arthur Fraser laying charges against President Cyril Ramaphosa. Become a Citizen in order to listen to the full podcast
The squad return to discuss Njabulo Shobede's new book titled; "The Coming Civil War - A Collision of Race and Economics" . Become a Citizen to listen to the full episode · Buy Njabulo's book
The squad return to discuss Ramaphosa's and Nathi Mthethwa's comments on the flag pole that will cost R22m, Babalo Ndwayana answering no to question on whether anything racial occurred before Theuns du Toit urinated in his residence and much more. Sign up and get a FREE T-shirt · Watch this episode
Dumo returns to discuss Afriforums's appeal against banning contextual displays of the old apartheid flag and it's implications on freedom of expression. Watch this episode · Join the ManPatria Citizens Community
The squad return to discuss the Health Department's new health regulations, John Steenhusien visiting Ukraine, and the recent passing of Kevin Samuels.
The squad return to discuss Busisiwe's Mavuso's (Eskom Board member) recent encounter at SCOPA where she was asked to leave after mentioning that her and de Ruyter will not be the fall guy, Ramaphosa being forced to leave a May day Rally and much more.
The squad is joined by Phil Craig to discuss the planned Freedom Day March which is is aimed in part at ‘keeping the Democratic Alliance honest’ on Cape Independence. Sign up to our newsletter and 20% off at the ManPatria Shop · Support us on Patreon · Make a Monthly donation via PayFast · Make a Monthly/Once of donation via PayPal · Donate Cryptocurrency · Buy from our shop · Website · Twitter · Instagram · Telegram · TikTok · Odysee
Dumo returns to discuss the recent KZN floods and the issue of anti-foreigner sentiment (xenophobia) in South Africa.
The squad return to discuss the events of last week which include the alleged xenophobic murder of Elvis Nyathi, the status of Operation Dudula and gender expectations in relationships. They also give their answer to the following question; "Does race exist or is just a social construct?".
The squad return to discuss the criticisms of Absa Bank's hiring Arrie Rautenbach as their new CEO, the record unemployment rate in South Africa which is now at 35.3% and the end of the State of Disaster. COMMENT ON THE LATEST AMENDMENTS TO THE HEALTH ACT
The squad is joined by Conscious Caracal and they discuss Kurt Zouma's recent controversy where he was filmed kicking and slapping a cat, Ramaphosa's recent SONA speech, Trollip's recently joining ActionSA and much more.
The squad is joined by Treasure Ntimane and Big Daddy Liberty. They discuss, Joe Rogan's apology for using the n-word, Zandile Mafe's bail being denied and Justice Mandisa Maya recommendation for the Chief Justice position.
Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso are joined by Dodgy Idealist. They discuss the CCMA's supporting the firing (dismissal) of an employee who refused to take the jab, the world record convoy in Canada protesting vaccine mandates, Chester's Missing's insistence on referring to Port Elizabeth as "Gqeberha" and much more.
Dumo, Koketso, Nzuzo and Rayner discuss the EFF's recent publicity stunt at Mall of Africa where they demanded to see employee lists of specific business that operate in the mall, Sisulu's latest appearance in the headlines where she undermines Ramaphosa, the victim mentality, how to fix South Africa, woke ideology and much more.
The squad returns to discuss Djokovic's recent deportation, Lindiwe Sisulu's attack on the judiciary, Boris Johnson's partying during the lockdown and much more.
The squad return to discuss Djokovic's Australian Visa saga, cultural appropriation, vaccine mandates, the parliament fire and and a homeless man being charged for arson. This was one epic and you will enjoy it.
The squad returns to discuss the discovery of the new COVID-19 variant which was discovered by scientists in South Africa, Ramaphosa consideration of vaccine mandates, Leon Schuster's being accused of black face, the new petrol price and the recent election of two new Democratic Alliance mayors in Gauteng which include Mpho Phalatse and Tania Campbell.
The squad returns to discuss Kyle Rittenhouse's recent acquittal of five which include murder, South Africa's recent crime statistics and Brendin Horner's murder.
Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the recent passing of F.W. de Klerk, Pearl Thusi's comments on the state funding the de Klerk's funeral and Enoch Godongwana's mid-term budget speech.
The squad returned after a brief absence to discuss a recent debate involving Gareth Cliff, John Steenhuisen and Mudzuli Rakhivhane. Subsequently, Nando's terminated their sponsorship of the show. They also discussed Tembeka Ngcukaitobi recent ruling where he overturned a rape conviction
Dumo and Koketso return to discuss Zuma's release from jail on medical parole, Carl Niehaus' recent firing from the ANC, the debate around vaccine passports and JP Smith's joke where he refused to pronounce the surname of Abongile Nzelenzele and much more. This was a great one. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketeso return to discuss Discovery’s new mandatory vaccine policy, Governments drive to make vaccine passports a reality, Afriforum’s new Tax Manifesto, and the Constitutional Courts latest ruling against the IEC’s application to postpone elections. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
The people that Jacob Zuma warned you about (Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso) return to discuss the latest developments at Luthuli House where ANC fail to pay salaries for the 2nd straight month, South Africa’s latest unemployment statistics, tactics that the government is adopting to get everyone vaccinated, critical race theory and much more. ALL OUR IMPORTNAT LINKS
Dumo and Koketso discuss Pauli van Wyk’s latest piece where she spills the beans on how Floyd Shivambu received VBS money, the Taliban’s recent takeover of Afghanistan which left egg on Biden’s face, Kganyago’s recent dismissal of quantitative easing and OnlyFans upcoming ban of explicit sexual content and much more. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
The squad return to discuss Ramphosa's latest appearance at the Zondo Commission, EFF giving away luxury houses, Joburg's new Mayor, a crowdfund for SA Olympic medalists that raised R200k in one day and much more. This episode is one to watch or listen to. OUR IMPORTNANT LINKS
The squad is back to discuss Ramaphosa's latest cabinet reshuffle, Ashwell Prince speaking out on racial quotas, EFF's march in Phoenix and the latest petrol price hike which makes 1 litre of petrol much more than a bottle of beer. This was was epic and you will enjoy it. OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
The squad returns to discuss the call to postpone municipal elections, the aftermath of the riots in KZN and Gauteng, the reintroduction of the R350 COVID grant, debating lefties and much more. OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the aftermath of the riots, the sale of the Ticketpro Dome to We Buy Cars and Mandela Day. The conversation eventually turned into one about dating, SIMPS and Only Fans.
The Squad returns to discuss the riots and looting that occurred specifically in KZN and Gauteng, Cuban citizens protesting against their communist dictatorship and Bukayo Saka's statement on online racial abuse. ALL OUR LINKS
The Squad returns to discuss Zuma eventual incarceration, the possibility of a harsher lockdown, Celement Manyathela's face off with an the IRR representative live on radio and much more. ALL OUR LINKS
The full squad returns to discuss the deterioration of Johannesburg, Jacob Zuma's continued defiance against the justice system, the protests in Eswatitni and a Facbook post by Sindile Vabaza that went viral. ALL OUR LINKS
The squad is back to discuss the rising infections, the supply of healthcare, Bheki Cele's antics at Gugulethu, the SAHRC's conference on Racism, the EFF's 'super spreader' march and much more. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
Dumo and Nzuzo meet up again to discuss the latest lockdown regulations, Malema's flip flopping on issues, controversy at the Euro's and much more. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
Dumo spoke to Dumisa, a political writer, about racism and its affects on black people, challenges that black people face in general, the problem with politicians, poverty, and woke ideology. This show was an epic one. ALL OUR IMPORTANT LINKS
After a long period of absence from the ManPatria Studio, Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss SAA selling 51% stake to a private consortium, a mother giving birth 10 kids, Eskom CEO Andre de Ruyter’s reducing Eskom’s debt by R90bn (20%) in 18 months, Lindiwe Zulu experiencing loadshedding live on air, Ramaphosa allowing lifting the electricity generation threshold form 50MW to 100 MW, Ingonyama Trust being ordered to pay back millions to its tenants, Macron getting slapped, Bheki Cele announcing that police staff will not receive a salary increase for three years, and Julius Malema demanding that all schools be closed due to the third wave. ALL OF OUR LINKS
In this episode, Dumo speaks to the The Dodgy Idealist on how to alleviate poverty and the challenges that arise when attempting to do so. All our Links
The squad is back to discuss the latest unemployment stats, the Competition Commission’s block of the sale of Burger King, interracial relationships, alleged racism at Cornwall Hill College, and Malema’s antics at the Pan African Parliament. All our Links
Dumo sat down with three anonymous filmmakers from the SoundMind Creative Group who plan to release a documentary on the pandemic. They discussed lockdowns. our liberty, the jab and the nature of science. This was an epic discussion and should not be missed. For the sake of protection of identities, pseudonyms were used to refer to the guests. All our Links · Donate to the SoundMind Creative Group
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss Zuma's latest appearance in court, the EFF's support for Zuma, the latest proposed amendment to the firearms control act, the governments lack of ability to resolve problems, Zweli Mkhize's alleged involvement in corruption, the prospects of polyandry, the healthcare workers submissions to Parliament on NHI. All our Relevant Links · Comment on the Firearms Control Amendment Bill
Dumo and Koketso discuss the Competition Commission’s probe into Uber Eats and Takealot, whether a dictatorship will be feasible, inflation, the municipal elections, Moody’s outlook on South Africa, NHI, Stella Ndabeni-Abrahams’ intentions to produce tech locally, and a new airline to challenge SAA. All our links
When will the National State of Disaster end? Will low interest rates contribute to stagflation? Should the government introduce more strict regulations to mitigate the third wave? Is the ANC trying to hide the fact that they are really broke? Are blocking imports of products helping local producers or is it just another Kheyda (Cadre) Empowerment Programme? Should we be allowed to access portion of our pension funds to as a guarantee for a loan? Dumo unpacks these issues in this podcast.
Ace Magashule has been suspended and the media has been giving his suspension a lot of attention. Is the attention that Ace’s suspension receiving warranted? Is the introduction of a state-owned bank a good idea given the horrible track record of SOE’s in South Africa? Will the DA’s advert featuring John Steenhusien motivate voters to vote for DA? Dumo and Nzuzo unpack these questions. Quick Links
Did Afriforum do the right thing by securing an interdict which prevents equity fund payments? Was President Cyril Ramaphosa correct by framing Kheyda (Cadre) deployment being implemented incorrectly? Do we need the Cuban engineers? Is the Post Office showing signs of desperation by enforcing a law which makes them the only entity allowed to deliver items that are less than 1kg? Dumo unpacks these questions. Quick Links
What is sport research all about? Was the European Super just another exercise for European clubs to get more money? Why is there so much money in sport? Is there an opportunity in South Africa to allow sports to be more profitable? What has South Africa got wrong in sports development? Dumo and Nqobile Ndlovu unpack these issues in this podcast. Quick Links
Was the European Super League a good idea? How should we react to the Cape Town fires? Is Thulas Nxesi attempting a power grab with the new Employment Equity Bill? Was justice served when Derek Chauvin was found guilty of the George Floyd murder? Was Tokyo Sexwale scammed or has he lost his mind given the allegation that money meant for free education and welfare was stolen from the “Heritage Fund”? Dumo and Nzuzo unpack these questions Our Important Links
Are the disparities between men’s and women’s earnings in sports (Megan Rapinoe) a sign of injustice? Did the government deceive us by introducing stealth taxes while saying that they are not increasing income taxes? Are middle class South Africans obligated to support the township economy? Was Hank Azaria trying to save his career by apologising for voicing Apu on the Simpsons?
Should South Africans be concerned about the terrorist insurgence in Mozambique? Why is Ramaphosa only reshuffling his cabinet now? Should Zuma campaign for the ANC? Has the lockdown negatively affected the ANC’s image? What is the cause of fatherlessness in the black community? What does one need to do in order to avoid or escape poverty? Dumo and Phumlani Majozi unpack these questions. Socials | Website | Shop
Was Tony Leon correct when referring to Mmusi Maimane’s leadership in the DA as a failed experiment? Does the leaked recording of an alleged secret meeting implicate Panyazi Lesufi in awarding tenders? Is it the end for Bafana Bafana? How did the ministry of Sports, Arts and Culture lose R300m? Dumo and Nzuzo unpack these issues.
Is the fourth industrial something that Africa should worry about? Is the main stream climate change narrative valid? Should Africa adopt nuclear power as means to solve its energy challenges? Dumo and Dr David Kemm unpack these questions.
Are public sector unions asking for too much given the COVID-19 pandemic? Was it correct for a teacher to comb a student's untidy hair in front of other students? Are those who extol BEE (affirmative action) operating under an elitist mindset? Was the Boulders Mall manager to correct in kicking Thando Mahlangu out for wearing traditional Ndebele clothing? Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso unpack these questions in this podcast.
Was it correct for Habib to be suspended for saying the N-word? Has the government been competent tin the rollout of vaccines? When the government ever curb its spending? Does the commodification of education increase the price of education? Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso answer these relevant questions in this podcast.
Has Crony Capitalism influence the decisions on vaccines negatively? Should one take the vaccine? Was the Daily Maverick correct in their criticism of PANDA? Is Mathematics Racist? Dumo and Ivo Vegter unpack these questions.
Will the Zondo Commission solve anything? Were SAPS at fault for the forensics system not being operational since June 2020? Are the new driving regulations justifiable? Is our economy ever going to recover? Are the financial exclusion protests another opportunity for wannabe politicians to exploit? Is Biden fit to host a press conference? Were Harry and Megan performing another publicity stunt. Dumo and Koketso answer these questions
Did Tito's Budget speech address South Africa's economic situation adequately. Are Citizens being exploited by ever increasing taxes? Will UBI assist the poor? Dumo and David Ansara unpack these important questions.
Are public servants demanding too much in these tough economic times? Are Brian Molefe and Matshela Koko taking South Africans for fools given their testimonies in the Zondo Commission? Did Judge Hlope rule correctly when he dismissed Bongani Bongo's corruption case? Should athletes weigh in on politics and social issues? Did Texas and Mississippi Governers do the right thing in ending the mask mandate an opening up their economies? Was it correct for Dr Seuss to be Cancelled? Dumo, Nzuzo and Koketso answer these questions in this episode of the ManPatria Podcast. The squad also pays tribute to Karima Brown.
Dumo sat down with Mark Oppenheimer, an advocate and philosopher, about the expropriation bill and the importance of philosophy.
Dumo and Koketso sat down and about spoke about Mboweni's latest budget speech, the ever rising unemployment, the name changes for Port Elizabeth, the wokeness of Coca Cola and soccer players refusing to take the knee before matches.
Dumo spoke to Ernst van Zyl on the latest developments of the expropriation bill, Mboweni's upcoming budget speech and Solidarity's achievement in building a learning institution.
The squad returns to discuss important issues that include SONA, the Zondo Commission and calls to increase the sugar tax to fight COVID-19.
Dumo spoke tp Hügo Krüger, a COVID-19, survivor about lockdowns, the Great Reset and the importance of energy sources given climate change.
Hermann Pretorius form the IRR decided to speak to Dumo about what is happening at the IRR. They spoke about the government’s blunders in acquiring the vaccines, the proposed changes to the expropriation bill, affirmative action and abortion.
Dumo and Nzuzo return to discuss the following topics in no particular order; 1.Ramaphosa throwing everyone under the bus, in pursuit of the NDR goals. 2.Expropriation bill 3.Greyhound to go out of business 4.South Africa’s R200 billion Covid-19 loan scheme seems to have failed 5.Amazon boss Jeff Bezos to step down 6. SARS is starting to audit cryptocurrency traders in South Africa and Only Fans – here’s what you should know
So two Libertarians sat down and discussed the major issues of today. What should Libertarians do in the culture war? Are South Africans suffering from Stockholm syndrome? How will Expropriation without compensation affect us? How important is the South Africa's constitution? Watch this episode to find the answers to these important questions.
The squad meets again to discuss the current event. The following is what they discussed: 1.Wine producers head to court over alcohol ban 2.Restaurant and Unions 3.Ramaphosa launches fund for black-owned businesses in tourism sector crippled by lockdown (Nzuzo) 4.Cosatu and other unions call for eased alcohol restrictions in South Africa – with more permanent changes to be put in place instea 5.MacG and Dr Dhlamini invovled in Cancel Culture Storm 6.Gauteng Department of Education spent R431-million in three months on unnecessary ‘deep cleaning’ and ‘decontamination’ of schools
Dumo speaks to Douglas Kruger on his new book titled; How to Grow Rich. They also spoke about current events.
Dumo sat down with Jerm to discuss his life as a cartoonist, being cancelled by big tech and how to fight bad ideas.
The squad returns to discuss a variety of topics which include Trump's last day in office, medical aids being accused of racism and the failings of our government when it comes to electricity, hospitals and procurement of the COVID-19 vaccine.
Dumo sits down with Renaldo Gouws, a renowned YouTuber, about his best YouTube moments and how to have better conversations about very difficult topics with those who we have disagreements with.
What is the Great Reset? Have Big Tech companies become a means for technocrats in achieving their goals? Is Trump soley responsible for the storming of Capitol Hill? How should Libertarians combat the ongoing assault on civil liberties? Dumo speaks to Michael Rectenwald on these important topics. Donate (Patreon) · Donate (PayPal and Crypto) ·
How should Libertarians handle the recent banning’s of Trump and Parler? Has SA adopted the correct strategy in obtaining the vaccine and why are the negative effects of the lockdowns being ignored? Dumo speaks to Christo Hattingh in answering these important questions. Donate (Patreon) · Donate (PayPal) · Donate (Cryptocurrency)
Does Crypto Currency Enhance our Freedoms? Is Cryptocurrency just a speculative asset? Should Libertarians take Cryptocurrency more seriously? Dumo invited Eléonore Blanc to discuss these important questions. . Donate (Patreon) · Donate (PayPal) · Donate (Cryptocurrency)
The ManPatria squad for the first time this year to discuss Ramapahosa's recent actions on the lockdowns, the prospects of elections this year and Khanyi Mbau's recent comments on the alcohol ban.
Dumo speaks to Bradley Thomas; a Libertarian activist who currently resides in the United States of America. They discussed the how governments have used lockdowns to instill fear, the ramifications of the lockdowns and much more. Donate (Patreon) · Donate (PayPal) · Follow us on our Socials · Bradley's Website (Erase the State) · Bradleys Twitter
Dumo chats to Dr Antony Mueller who is a German professor of economics and currently teaches in Brazil. They discuss the 'Great Reset', big government, socialism and much more.
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The squad chat to Eric Coffie who is the founder and president of the Economic Freedom Institute in Ghana. They discuss what happened to Africa after independence, socialism in Africa and Pan-Africanism.
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The ManPatria team speak to Michael J. Hoffman about all things concerning monetary policy such as central banks, crypto currency, inflation and much more.
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The squad chat to Nick Hudson about the lockdown and its effects on the livelihoods people. Nick co-founded Pandemics Data and Analytics – PANDA; an organisation aimed at providing decision makers calculated data on the virus’ cost on SA livelihoods. Donate (Patreon) · Donte (PayPal) · ManPatria Website · ManPatria Twitter: · ManPatria Instagram · ManPatria Facebook · ManPatria Discord Channel · ManPatria Twitch · Panda Website · Nick's Twitter
Dumo and Koketso are back again to give their thoughts on the Brackenfell High School brawls involving the EFF, unemployment, President Ramaphosa's latest address and the ongoing elections in the USA.
Does Isolationism benefit Africans? Should the descendants of slaves get reparations? Are conquests exclusive to Europeans and are those conquests driven by racism? The ManPatria podcast speaks to Lipton Matthews; a researcher, business analyst, and contributor to mises.org about these questions?
Dumo speaks to José Niño. According to his website, José was born in Venezuela and raised in America. He had the good fortune of leaving Venezuela before it descended into chaos. After reading the tea leaves and realizing that Venezuela was headed down the path of political turmoil, José’s parents brought his family over to the United States in search of better opportunities. Confused by the noise being transmitted in the media, José went searching for answers. Donate (Patreon) · Donate (PayPal) · ManPatria Website · ManPatria Twitter · ManPatria Instagram · ManPatria Facebook · ManPatria Discord · ManPatria Twitch · José Niño's Twitter · José Niño Website
The ManPatria squad speak to Douglas Kruger on his new book titled; "Political Correctness Does More Harm Than Good: How to Identify, Debunk, and Dismantle Dangerous Ideas". Other topics in the discussion included; cancel culture, collectivism and the morality of capitalism
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The ManPatria squad spoke to Jean-Phillipe S. Ado on a new book he co-authored with Germinal G. Van titled: 'The African "Nobel Prize": A Driver For Development?'
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Joe Emilio first started his comedy journey in 2010 and has not stopped performing since. He is currently becoming one of the most sought after comedians in Cape Town and has been on some of the biggest stages locally and internationally! In this episode, he speaks to Dumo about his experiences of being a comedian and much more. Donate (Monthly) · Donate (Once-off) · Joe's Website · Joe's Youtube · Website · Twitter: · Instagram: · Facebook · Discord
Germinal G. Van is a political scientist, economist and scholar. He decided to speak to the squad about socialism, african identity and what Africans should pursue.
The squad is back to discuss the President's recent address on Level 1, Andile Lungisa's first night in prison and the incident on the Fairview Race course where a horse was killed during a labour feud
Pardes Seleh, an American writer, will be discussing various issues affecting the USA with the ManPatria squad. Furthermore, Pardes has a few questions for ManPatria squad on South Africa.
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The squad is back with Rayner (guest) to discuss the events of the week and what it means to be coloured.
The squad is back to discuss the High Court ruling on evictions, the shootings of Jacob Blake and the alleged killing of a boy in Eldarado Park by police and the state of our economy.
The ManPatria team are joined by Robert Duigan to discuss welfare and all the relevant issues that occurred during the past week.
Dumo and Koketso discuss the State Capture revelations and the ANC's principal failure in good principle.
The ManPatria squad is back to discuss the events of the week concerning the ANC deciding to investigating tender fraud.
The ManPatria squad returns to discuss the President's recent announcement on schools and corruption.
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Wotan returns to discuss how he was identified as white?
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Dumo and Nzuzo reflect on the events that occurred this week and on previous episodes.
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The Squad is back to discuss the myriad of events that occurred during the week such the taxi strike, the latest unemployment statistics, fake hate crimes, cancel culture and much more.
Phil Craig spoke to the ManPatria team about Cape Independence.
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Christo Hattingh decided to drop by and speak to us again. As always, we had a good time.
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Jannous Aukema decided to speak to the ManPatria team about universal basic income.
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Jason Werbeloff (novelist, professional philosopher and podcast host) spoke to Dumo about Anarchy and why it should be adopted. You are going love this one and you will be challenged.
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Russel Lamberti sat down virtually with the ManPatria team to discuss his views on the lockdown, currency and central banks.
Unathi Kwaza, our very first female guest, spoke to the ManPatria team about the negative ramifications of the lockdown and draconian regulations associated with the lockdown.
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Sindile Vabaza dropped some heavy knowledge on Football, the lockdown and what actions the government should undertake during the lockdown.
The ManPatria team sat down with Tebogo Moatshe to discuss life as a teacher and how the lockdown is impacting his life.
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Hügo Krüger, a COVID-19 survivor, sat down with the ManPatria team to speak about his personal experience with the virus and why many governments are taking the wrong approach in tackling the virus.
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The ManPatria team were privileged to have Gideon Joubert and our regular contributor; Mpiyakhe Dhlamini. They spoke about the SA government's recent lockdown and the potential effects it has on the economy.
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The Corona virus has caused many to socially isolate and panic. Dumo and Nzuzo give their thoughts on this issue.
The regulations around the restaurants was not fake news.
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Dumo, Nzuzo and Mpiyakhe discussed their thoughts on the Corona virus and government's involvement in mitigating infections and a possible 'cure' for the virus. They also discussed America's national debt and what JJ Thabane should do now that his show is suspended.
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Mphiyakhe Dhlamini joined the ManPatria team to discuss the budget, rappers and unions
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Dumo and Nzuzo decided to vent their latest frustrations on taxes government policies and football. They also had interesting predictions on the Budget Speech. You will be surprised to see what they predicted.
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Ernst van Zyl (Conscious Caracal) made the long trip to our studio to discuss culture, politics, EWC and Afriforum. You are going to love this one. Support ManPatria · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
Phumlani had a lot to say in this podcast. He explained to Dumo and Nzuzo on what the government needs to do to SOE's and how we can make South Africa a much better place. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
Jimmy Ramokgopa from Politricks SA decided to talk to Dumo and Nzuzo on a variety of topics. The conversation become interesting when they spoke about Race based policies
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DUMO WOULD LIKE TO APOLOGISE FOR THE HEAVY BREATHING IN THE AUDIO. HE WAS TOO CLOSE TO THE MIC.
Zakes, a former leftist, decided to talk to Dumo and Nzuzo about his conversion. They also discussed the current affairs of South Africa and the ideas that should be adopted by the South African Government
Jason Werbeloff, a novelist, professional philosopher and a lover of chocolate decided to a discuss very fascinating but not widely held of view of social groups not existing. This podcast will challenge you.
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Hermann Pretorius from the Institute of Race Relations decided to speak to Dumo and Nzuzo on relevant topics. They spoke about the state of South Africa, the economy, expropriation without compensation, the plight of women, national health insurance and many more.
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Dumo and Dumisani had one of those good conversations. It involved diving into African cultural beliefs and customs, Black Friday, sports and sex education. This is one to watch and listen to
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In this episode, Christo Hattingh came through and discussed a variety of topics with Dumo and Nzuzo. These include but not limited to sports, objectivism and philosophy.
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Dumo and Nzuzo had the pleasure of speaking to Mark Oppenheimer. They discussed free speech, property rights, economics and other relevant legal issues.
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Wotan, from the NoScript show, spoke with Dumo and Nzuzo on many topics in South Africa and abroad. The podcast was full of laughter and jokes Support ManPatri · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
Martin van Staden decided to speak to Dumo and Nzuzo about liberalism and the constitutionalism. You should see Dumo’s reaction when he heard of the politicization of the judiciary. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this episode, Njabulo Shobede shared some great knowledge with Dumo and Nzuzo. They spoke about South Africa's economic prospects, gun laws, the minimum wage and immigration.
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In this podcast, Buntu Majaja decided to join Dumo and Nzuzo to discuss all things concerning social entrepreneurship. They focused mainly on what it meant to be a social entrepreneur, the challenges facing entrepreneurs and Buntu's new book. Become a Citizen · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the climate change fiasco, Ramaphosa's 18 man squad and the ministry of education's initiative of making grade 9 an exit point.
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In this podcast, Dumo and Mpiyakhe discuss free speech, private property, failures of socialism and political philosophy. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo and Ivo discuss the climate change, NHI and ideals of a capitalistic society. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo and Nzuzo discuss the legacy of Robert Mugabe, competent gun owenership, the police force, marxism and the current trend brought by left. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
Dumo discusses the latest updates happening at ManPatria Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
President Cyril Ramaphosa delivered his first State of the Nation Address but Dumo is not happy with his speech. Dumo offers his opinions on why the word 'nation' should be replaced with 'nothing.
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The youth are the future but Dumo feels that recent events show that the youth is headed in the wrong direction. Dumo offers solutions that the youth face on a daily basis. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses the latest GDP statistics released by Stats SA and the ANC's comments on the Reserve Bank. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses his thoughts on President Ramaphosa’s cabinet, the VBS scandal and good deeds. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses his thoughts on unemployment in South Africa and possible methods on how it can be alleviated. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses his thoughts on the 2019 South African National Election results. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses the ignorance surrounding Socialism especially among millennials. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses the Capitalist Party of South Africa and its principles. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses the relevant events that occurred in 2018. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses how socialism destroyed Venezuela and how Free Market Capitalism made Chile the richest Latin American country. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses why socialism should not be adopted. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses discuss universal healthcare is catastrophic and how it brings forth forth inefficiencies, high monetary costs, lower quality of healthcare, lower productivity, a very slow pace of innovation in the healthcare industry and less freedom for citizens.
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In this podcast, Dumo discusses how the minimum wage is catastrophic, especially for young job seekers who lack skills. Donate · Dumo's Twitter · ManPatria Twitter · Facebook · Instagram
In this podcast, Dumo discusses self-made men.
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In this podcast, Dumo discusses why he is not woke.
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In this podcast, Dumo discusses the equality of outcomes vs the equality of opportunities.
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In this podcast, Dumo discusses the EFF's 'About Us' section on their website.
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