Hands up to the interviewer for asking compelling questions. While being polite, he's making it difficult for Duduzane to hide behind his usual poetic sweet words. 👏
Sizwe is not journalist and he must ask relevant questions that will at least improves his life too. Go and watch MacG podcast where he interviewed this guy. Sizwe is just trying to look good to people like u. If I was Duduzane I would have left in the first 5 minutes of an interview and i think the guy already regret why did he waste his time going there. this is businessman and he was there because he want to take country forward. meaning he wanna share his experience with south Africans who aspire to be like him. Now Sizwe is asking political questions that have been answered long ago and wasting our data. Which question did Duduzani ignore? Mxm why am i still even explaining myself.
@@Chxxz He doesn't have to run for presidency but he will and I believe it'll benefit the youth. I mean let's face it, this country is ran by old crooks "politicians" who won't hear a word we say or tend to our needs and wants such as (financial education, real jobs..etc.). This young man has consistently built, ran and invested in businesses. I big him up on that because I believe running a country is like running a business. We need capitalists "not dictators" to run this country. We don't need employees to run this country coz they're corrupt. We do need someone who is only doing this outta the goodness of his/her heart and I believe him to be just that.
Honestly Sizwe went at it in this interview 👏👏 man's was direct, d straight to the point, doesn't sway because of Duduzane's sweet nothings he tried whisper in the beginning of this interview. 👏👏👏 I love it!!!
He is well educated and can menuvour his way arround these questions. Open minded refreshing from norm interviews. Thank you for an eye opening views from both guys. Sizwe thank you for not shying away from those burning questions.
2 well spoken gentlemen.. Duduzane is so well aware of the people's perspectives hence he is able to respond to everything. And the confidence is just beyond.. 💯
He is trying to sweeten Sizwe up with compliments but Sizwe is keeping it 100% real and hot .. Shout out to Sizwe. he sounds like a corn artist sounds before they disappear with your bag and that is what my Joburg Small street gut tells me!
What an uncomfortable and interesting interview... at least Sizwe admitted to his biases which definitely came out clear... felt like more of an attack than interview... Duduzane has a great EQ and handled this interview like a pro with so much composure....
I'm convinced the people in the comments who say Duduzane didn't answer the questions either don't understand English or they just don't pay attention.
He came across as unintelligent bubbling on perhaps from ideas he picked up from other intellectual people he hangs around hoping we'll buy his bu**t. As for president of The Republic of South Africa.. boy sit down. His over confidence and thinking that South Africans are that gullible is beyond words 🙄🙄
This was deep and meaningful. Great talk gentlemen. I really would have loved to hear where in his vision does he position South Africa on the global economic scale, and how can we reach that position? *More interested on the how part... I'm asking this question bcos you never hear either the president, ministers, politicians, political analyst, journalists, media personnel and academics etc, speaking in depth about where do they see Mzani positioned in the global economic rankings . All they say is we must unite which is all good kodwa unite for what exactly . Are we uniting to officially concede defeat by the numeric minority, and instead of trying to get full control of the economy, rather we negotiate for better economic equity for the numeric majority of South Africa, or since we are the rightful heirs and heiresses and the majority in South Africa, are we uniting so that we can sit on the economic throne of Azania? *thought of the century :forget economic equality that thing doesn't exist and has never existed. Nature doesn't cater for equality. These are facts people...Why would you then expect a man made world to be economically equal? When it comes to economic power or power in general you are either in control or controlled not equals "simple as that. " From one patriot to another
Duduzane is smart,thanks Sizwe for bringing this son of the continent,probably some blacks will never have a problem bringing Eugene De Kok their butcher.
Those that said duduzane didn't answer any question I don't get what they talking about .he did answer them all.He's so articulate and smart young man.I think you guys understanding is not up to understand the way he answers. But sizwe was good as well. Nice interview thou
OMG Con artists like Duduzane Zuma get away with so much because of ignorance from people. I just hope there aren't so many ignorant people out there who don't see this bs otherwise Lord help us all!!🙄🙄
@@mpumimore6432 hei mpumi.i thought you could understand what's happening in SA right now of a real State capture with the current administration. Everything done and decided by a small group of white's In Stellenbosch . soe's being taken for free. Pravin gordhan daughter owning for them 11multimillion companies and none of black people ask any question about it. The justice system taken by those same group .the media belonging to them pushing and agenda to benefit them and just few black who are in their bosom . Wake up SA . something bad is being done and it's almost later
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Chalk and cheese difference between Duduzane and his father ito intelligence, confidence, personality , expression and even his looks...is he really ...?? He bares his soul and shows his cards and does not avoid questions, no crooked or corrupt people are actually that smart, hands off this young man now ,what more does he needs to do to clear his name ?
Mapholoba, fluency in English, looks, and arrogance is not a measure of intelligence, in my diction I call it good acting, the man knows his script like the back of his hands and that's the only thing I rate him for, other than that he is just waffling, and entertaining the mediocre minds. He must be explicit on who he wants to unite with who? (the elite boys or us poor people), and for what specific reasons( he must highlight problems and solutions to these problems), and must back his PR with stats and facts. Maybe he is not willing to share the specifics of his agenda simply because he doesn't have a plan and if he has a plan it's for the like-minded elite boys, not for us. Before you cut my head off, please be assured that I have nothing against the young man and wish him all the best, but he seems like he's not talking to me.
@@martinxaba4850 See you are being fair. I wanted him to elaborate on the plan but things kept going back and forth to the same bs. And that is also exhausting...
@@judithmuna1068 Another boring thing is, he claims to be known for pulling people together... Obani labo and pulling them together for what? To me, he is a perfect fit for showbiz and be celebrated by groupies.
@@judithmuna1068 One thing I understand here is that he doesn’t want to openly associate his plans with any political party cuz that will allow other parties to tryna stop him before he even start. We already know our country issues the only thing we don’t know is his plans and he can’t just publicize it like that... he must calculate.
I didn't get straight foward answers on most of the questions posed to him though, I found him very defensive, blasè and a very tactical maneuver. I'm not impressed
@@pearlsosibo5854 Thing is you can’t say “I’m innocent” and end there... you need to elaborate by tapping into factors that might have led to him being accused... and he does that so well
I love these interviews, they deserve to be seen by more people. This video has no tags and an SEO score of zero. There are no info cards and no chapters are added, all of which hinders its' SEO. If those are fixed, you'd have a lot more views. Great video and audio quality by the way.
1. Respect to Sizwe for how he was in control of the conversation and also mastered the art of forcing the engagement stemming on how Duduzane introduced the narrative. I have to say that is next level skill. I believe you have brought out a new sense of appreciation for your skill as a host of such engagements. 2. Duduzane was very impressive throughout the interview I actually started questioning my own views on the gentleman until he answered the question regarding the Guptas. I honestly was starting to believe in his innocence until then. The position he holds regarding his relationship with them tells me the man is dangerous and I can not trust a leader who can not admit to poor judgment
If I’m working for a corporate industry and everything is running smoothly and professional and not once had I picked up anything foul about the industry that I’m working in because of how professional it is and how they ran their businesses , as a person employed by these ppl and my truth is I had not seen anything that made me question their business values and their integrity, how Am I then getting blamed for standing in my truth 🤷♀️ if you were to find out That the company you are working for is corrupt n not once have you picked this up because of their professionalism and everything being in order, if you get questions regarding something that you don’t even understand BUT HOW, How are you suppose to give answers, Y’all want him to admit to something that he was totally not aware off n he didn’t even see , rather than HIS TRUTH , I will not admit to poor judgment myself if I’m still stuck in a situation where I’m asking myself “ What is it that exactly is everyone talking about 🤷♀️, Duduzane is always consistent with he’s answers , he’s truth has never changed and he stands by it!! I use to hate him but after I listened to many of he’s interviews I figured most of us are brainwashed n stuck in the agenda that society keeps pushing, I had to dig and research on him n I figured this dude is really suffering because of Zuma being he’s father, he is not he’s father n he has a lot to offer but unfortunately Black ppl are sleeping on him!! In he’s own words unfortunately that is when being Zumas son is also a curse 🤷♀️🤷♀️ Having said that Duduzane is the REAL DEAL but ppl are Blind to it !!
@@mrsx2596 Thanks for making your simple point in such a repetitive way. 1. The context of the question is in retrospect and the answer should account for that. 2. The guy was not working for a company but was part of the directorate. He was also but of the administrative executive. To believe that he was completely unaware of any wrong doing would be exceptionally naive and concerning. 3. His own father is in the center of it all. Are you honestly saying at no point did his business partners mention to him that they have dealings with his very important father ? Please separate your admiration for the guy from facts.
This gent says a whole lot without saying anything at all. He deliberately adopted this style of speaking, to make it difficult to hold him to account on anything he says because no one can really decipher what he is speaking about since its all open ended, 'make your own assumptions' type message. If you're seeking collaboration, why must you speak in metaphors? In isiXhosa umntu onge kutwa lixoki and that's on merry had a little lamb kesana.
Duuude 😂😂😂 For the first 10 minutes of this interview I was like, “okay, I hear you, but what are you here for..” I respect the man and his graft though 💯💯.
Thing's you have to know what he is talking about, by understanding the context you will understand what he is talking about. English is broad chief isiXhosa is under developed hence it easy to connect everything with one idiom.
That’s a good question Sizwe - He had actually a great opportunity to support and guide his father then. The next question would be what role did he play?
Seems like he did this interview to legitimise himself to a very specific audience & to measure himself against a known "intellectual" public commentator🤔
If the aim was to validate himself i.e. gain credibility, personally I'm not sure he was able to accomplish that. After watching i walked away thinking yes he is definitely an intelligent & well spoken person BUT none of my reservations about his integrity were alleviated. Time will tell on who this guy really is...
The brother Duduzane sounds like he consults with some high level Davos types. And he knows this bid won't be successful if he runs. But it's on purpose.
Don't know what he stands for besides his father's legacy. Does he even relate with the average South African who is trying by all means to get by. No one should be living in a shack in 2021...our country should be far ahead. Corruption/greed has stripped our country of progress and foreigners are doing as they please here. Now we are being buttered up even though we've never heard his voice on any social matters. We need leaders with integrity and compassion
In my humble opinion, i have always thought D Zuma is a smart and well composed guy until today, yoo the interviewer Sizweeee iiiiih has proved me otherwise. still i give it to Zuma because he called for the interview though he didnt answer questions. now i believe maybe journalists give the interviewee what they will be asked so they get prepared. i think such sweets were not given here
If I understand correctly Duduzane is saying the contract with eskom already existed when they acquired the mine and then at some point it had to be renewed and they did that at a cheaper price which I guess they wouldn’t have had to do if they were guaranteed to get the business anyway.
I think if he is to stand as a president he might win or have good figures in electoral results. It's all about who is behind you!!! He might have "big names" behind his presidency decision....
I wasn't going to watch the full video corruption led by his father one of them has really made me loose respect for politics nje all together, but i really loved how you asked these questions, i may not agree with the answers but im glad u asked the hard questions although angaphelelanga but i really enjoyed them bigup
@@nosieoneverything2288 on a serious note, it's easy to say ull fix things just because u have acquired certain knowledge in the industry that underprivileged people couldn't acquire but sometimes that's not enough, we need the heart for people that relates with the huge inequality in our country
Its an understatement bordering on being naïve to say the bias in media and law is due to being human, this is an overly simplistic view of the very world that is claimed to be corrupt. Why not say we all sing for food at least, that's much closer to reality
Even Sizwe kinda felt sorry seeing how hopeless Duduzani is and held back a bit on some questions. I really want Dudu to continue with his political ambitions just to see people who know what they are doing eat him alive and spitting him out. Before long he'll be dodging the media like his father
Honestly Jacob and Duduzani are 2 different individuals. Let's give it to Duduzani for who he is and what he does. Every president's child always have and use the opportunity to grow themselves. Should Dudu have shut those opportunities that came along, I don't think so. JZ is out of power now, why are they not going for him if there is evidence to his crimes. He has exposed himself to every question and he has answered. What more is wanted from him? He can't even open bank account in his home land, that's not democracy.
