ANC Stalwart Tony Yengeni talks apartheid negations ,ANC failures and more. Part 1

[@CredoMaxwell]

Enkosi Mr Yengeni❤ for speaking your mind and how yoù feel. Cool calm and collected.

[@tebogotshabalala9041]

In South Africa criminals are called STALWARTS , even his body language says it all that their ANC was NEVER about the interests of the masses this is so sad 😭😭😭

[@godfreyberry1599]

A lot of us knew that all along. Took 30 years for the rest to start waking up. Maybe too late.

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

​@@godfreyberry1599no honor amongst THIEVES

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

@@godfreyberry1599 the masses must suffer enough to stop voting for black leaders on the basis of PROMISES only

[@123heinie]

@dlaminisabelo2482 please note

[@sonofsoweto]

You just hated them for their skin color and not for any other reason.​@godfreyberry1599

[@eugenekwan5059]

The arrogance and smugness of Yengeni beggars belief. It’s amazing that he thinks so highly of himself. Zero integrity, zero credibility. He gives off the air that he’s superior to those around him. Hawk tua!

[@rodneyhassin338]

He thinks he's the cat's whiskers. In my book he lacks integrity and credibility. Corrupt to the core a RET believer that's self-serving... I never take him serious like all the looters from his party... Same WhatsApp group...

[@thepantheoncon4146]

You spit on his thang?😂

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

No honor amongst THIEVES!

[@innocentngcobo6072]

What about ramaphalaphala?

[@4mileseast478]

But what's more upsetting, are the people who keep entertaining these clowns. I mean this guy is corrupt as hell, he was convicted in a court of law of corruption and went to jail for it. He's a convict. Even while in jail, he continued violating prison laws, allowed to go home on weekends to drink and drive, insult and assault police officers etc. But he's on tv playing my High, mighty and the guardian of morals and integrity. The problem are the people who keep listening to and massaging these clowns. That's why Africa is not progressing, because we allow clowns like these to lead us.

[@koukilouki1305]

Everytime a South African politician starts a sentence with a deep sigh and followed by "well...eh", just know he's about to dribble you with tall tales

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

It's rehearsed on those phalaphala sofas

[@KaySankara]

Bona.... pure lies nje

[@NoluJezile]

They had focused on protecting individuals within the ranks of the ANC and stealing government resources, forgetting about building this country.

[@lulekombobo6952]

These guys they portrayed themselves as heroes meanwhile they just useless

[@MzamoAdoons-d6n]

And deeply corrupt😂😂😂

[@Mahlobonkululeko]

Rightfully so he is a struggle heroe and it doesn't come as a surprise that a DA member would find it comical or be amused by the African struggles of the past. Your heroes are blood thirsty Freemasons that worship Satan in the form of money or capital

[@A1Zl-k8u]

not just useless BUT THIEVES

[@obedmashegoane839]

Cowards of note, real thugs

[@123heinie]

@dlaminisabelo2482 please note

[@grantbradshaw7907]

Good to hear from all politicians and keep an open mind

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

Borders on masochism

[@MzamoAdoons-d6n]

But this one is a thug not a politician😂😂

[@shombela2]

Mike, I tried bro. Got as far as 22.41...kudos to u for asking the tough questions, and maintaining your composure. I cant help but feel that Yengeni's victim status following his sentence was the clearest signal up to that point of how the 'liberation' fairytale would end 😢

[@archiemokhethi8464]

@8.03 and I'm leaving.

[@ekim996]

Last time I saw this comrade he was driving an unlicensed Maserati convicted 3 times for drunken driving (pardoned by our "honest" Cyril once) or hewould have and should have gone to jail, again. What's scary is this guy represents the best the ANC had to offer, and now the MK has to offer.

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

They have millions of lunatics called 'voters' behind them

[@vusidumisanimiya994]

Imagine a Maserati where did he get the money to buy that car Hmmmm 👎👎

[@dlaminisabelo2482]

If you were to be honest, who is the biggest thief and most heavily conflicted between Tony and Ramaphosa?

[@melz7038]

@19.43 ... Maserati... He sidesteps the accusation.

[@FFNONNONE]

Watch how the presenter completely ignores the crime of Phala Phala that Tony refers to. So smooth.

[@sonacoza]

We advocate for justice to be implemented and phala phala is by no means anything but a crime

[@MororisengPapole]

this guy is speaking facts bro

[@mashandushandu2822]

Thanks Mr Yengeni for pointing out that the ANC is now using EFF and MK as scapegoats for its declining support, instead of correcting itself internally

[@botumileseleke2712]

Your name says it all and no further comments

[@simzalekile]

Notice how Mike moved away so quickly when Tony spoke of Phalaphala 😂😂

[@KagishoMoiloa]

A convict himself. I was 13 years when I first herad the word 'corruption'. Courtesy of him

[@UserDontiAS]

True indeed, convict this one

[@mabaker391]

They must respect the way /culture of the ANC? - accept the lying, cheating and stealing culture of the ANC? Really?

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

@@mabaker391 ANC has culture!?

[@vusidumisanimiya994]

A=Arrogance N=Nepotism C=Corruption That's ANC for you guys

[@melusishange3471]

One thing appreciate about this episode, Mr Yengeni is pointing out things and lack of integrity within the ANC. Let’s agree there is a lot happening within the ANC. When he says ANC attracted people who wanted ANC for themselves to advance their own interests.. I think he is correct, looking at what is happening in country you can tell certain things are covered by high powers..

[@UserDontiAS]

Yena uzi shiya phi kulonto, I ngathi inyawo zinodaka nje. Ubuya phakathi lona

[@thomasbisschoff7136]

Can't wait for part 2

[@MUTHANNGAwaTSHITIRINGO]

For the first time someone is telling the truth about Mandela’s legacy. He did more damage than any of the presidents that came after him with Ramaphosa being second on that list

[@sboneloradebe1929]

You must read history. The ANC won most of their demands in codesa. Go to archives and read the codesa minutes, in Pretoria archives, cape town and elsewhere. Tony is a bitter politicians, he doesn’t care about the truth. The problem of the ANC was not of codesa or Mandela making but the economic policy they chose in 1994 to date. They chose the markets neoliberal policy framework. Tony is the least of the people you must listen to on proper politics. Listen to him only if you want to hear his personal story with apartheid. In exile he was never considered a thinker, he led nothing and has never done or said anything constructive.

[@thepantheoncon4146]

Spot on, although I would say rama and thug mandela are tied for first place.

[@nivob4076]

Amazing

[@ohlangeni]

Mbeki is the worse. He just made money for White Business and made himself a Billionaire via his wife

[@WillyMaraba]

@@nivob4076 please explain the damages done by Mandela will take it from there

[@ronaldmufamadi-zq7cl]

Mandela opened the door to corrupt elements like Tony who felt some entitlement because they fought for liberation. He praises Zuma & Gupta's. Sies

[@phihlellotheone8979]

What's wrong praising Zuma

[@ThandiweGulwa]

He us the beneficuary if corruption.

[@MalibongweMnyipika]

In South Africa if you want to be listened you must talk bad about Zuma then you are hero,but talking inyani about Mandela sold us then you stupid why? Because that nonsense Mandela is the reason we are in this mess

[@MalibongweMnyipika]

​@@phihlellotheone8979they want people to praise the nonsense Mandela

[@ThandiweGulwa]

@MalibongweMnyipika then take yourself out now then you see that after you lined up your pockets with SA money and other means.

[@JohnMelane]

Mr Mandela was not the only Anc member on those negotiations let our papa rest in peace please people

[@MzamoAdoons-d6n]

Tony Yengeni, missing the opportunity of looting 😂😂😂

[@nomazizizembe8662]

Our true struggle heros were assinated Robert sobukwe,chris hani,steve biko may they continue rest in peace we are in trouble because of their passing god help us.

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

Discovered 30 years of WASTED votes

[@mondlintshangase1671]

I wonder if all those heroes would be still be heroes. Think of Jacob Zuma, if he died before 1994, would be seen as hero. In July 2021, 350. People died, and he never stop people and billions of rands lost from business and jobs. I'm not sure if I should believe heroes who never tested power. Even Yengeni would be regarded as hero if he didn't live to sure his true colours.

[@thepantheoncon4146]

@@mondlintshangase1671 just imagine the era they would have ushered in had we allowed them to whisk President Zuma to jail then, without trial. We were practically back in apartheid what with a wanton jailing of a President without trial, I don't see how a man stays the implementation of apartheid regimen twice in his lifetime and is not considered an ascended hero, if there ever was such a term.

[@SfundoDlaminimp5]

Land problem would have been resolved by now.

[@marysinclair3759]

Hardly.

[@percyvdwesthuysen8363]

A difficult interview by the looks of it, walking on eggs is what I perceive. Mr Yengeni is not being forthright either, carefull not to show his true feelings.

[@XolaniXaluva]

Mr Yengeni is still angry and on that reality is that most old people still feel like that in our communities.

[@rodneyhassin338]

​@@XolaniXaluvaWhy angry? The man involved in the arms deal? Remember the SUV named Yengeni? Angry? Are you serious? 🤔

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

They're praying for a new 'blesser' in the form of the DA ignoring phalaphala

[@vusidumisanimiya994]

Lying runs in their DNA😂😂😂

[@dlaminisabelo2482]

Must he say the things you want him to say or you were there when it all happened? Tell us what you saw happening please.

[@RSAMommacyndi]

Thank heavens for the playback speed ability!

[@TshepoMavimbela]

Brooo😂

[@amashit1931]

Best SON episode

[@sonacoza]

We are very happy that you enjoyed it, you will enjoy the 2nd episode

[@veronicakarstel9126]

Yengeni was in Prison in Malmesbury with a father of one of my sons friends. These guys were ploughing fields for farmers while Yengeni was jolling with his having parties in prison. She stayed there often

[@luthovellem865]

De Klerk killed kids. He died attending openings of Parliament.

[@sheilashope-sithole752]

Brilliant Cde Tony 😅

[@markgibson5994]

Was this not one of the early thieves who got caught and sent to jail for corruption… How can you even invite this corrupt comrades to speak…Fast losing respect for this podcast…Mike SHAME….

[@biko8229]

At least he was a freedom fighter, unlike convicts like Gayton Mckenzie.

[@sonacoza]

Better to get the stories from all sides than pander towards one we believe

[@XolaniXaluva]

Whilst land thieves are invited and given platform.

[@Moondancer1607]

I would rather see what Yengeni has to say out in the open than dodge alternative media like these crooks have done for the past three decades. They've normally only spoken to State-owned Media like SABC where their own ideology & agendas have never been questioned or criticised. I'm glad Mike had the guts to invite him on & question him. You can see he's mostly answering dishonestly, but nonetheless, at least he made an appearance.

[@123heinie]

@@biko8229 fighting for what freedom ? Does not seem if any "freedom" fighters have had any success. They are still fighting. They are just richer and fatter.

[@luxolomagadla2354]

I just couldn't finish this interview, just disgusted by these people

[@simonmtshweni-gw6pn]

Why must mkp leave ANC and want to co govern with it after, that's non sense.

[@ronm4385]

For the life of me I have NEVER, NOT ONCE heard some sense coming out of Yengeni's mouth. I vaguely remember him coming in and out of court defending his corruption which he was ultimately convicted of and spent some time in jail till Zuma found a way to get him out. That's about all I can remember about this guy. I suppose it's the Mandela negotiations that made him corrupt. Go figure...

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

@@ronm4385 Mandela taught them to stash cash in sofas of phalaphala?

[@dlaminisabelo2482]

At least he did go in and out of courts just like Zuma, what about Ramaphosa, why is he so much protected? I mean he committed very serious crimes, by far worse than those committed by Zuma and Tony put together but he hasn't seen a court door.

[@ronm4385]

@dlaminisabelo2482 He will ultimately. Fortunately icala aliboli so his day will certainly come. He has some serious questions to answer that one, he will be exposed as soon as this marriage of convenience with the DA subsides.

[@andrewgreathead8003]

South Africa is short of true leaders period. When there is a leader who puts South Africa, and all it's people, from all walks of life, religions, races etc, front and centre, then I will vote for that person. After 30 years of "freedom" SA is still 100% divided by race, and ethnicity. It is now a gangster state, and as the fish rots from the head down, so does SA. There is a leadership void. SImple. Talk lots, promise more and deliver absolutely nothing. Every single competitive advantage this country once had is gone. The chances of recovery without leadership is.... zero.

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

@@andrewgreathead8003 ramaphosa educated wealthy moderate but KEEPS MONEY in sofas. As if that's not enough, the same moralistic sophisticated civilized DA stay SILENT. The constitutionalist GNU freeloaders do not scrutinise the NPA decision NOT TO PROSECUTE??? Who can trust the legal and moral stance of the GNU???!!!

[@dlaminisabelo2482]

But remember your apartheid government never put South Africa and ALL its people first, it put the so called 'Whites' first. It threw us in dungeons. Remember the 'WHITES ONLY' signs all over the country, be it beaches,bus stops, schools,toilets and many other areas of interest? Even today 2/3 of this country's GDP is syphoned to the US, UK and the West. At the JSE top 500 companies are foreign owned, sucking billions if not trillions of this country's wealth to the countries I've mentioned above. You still control our economy and you use these so called leaders you are complaining about as pons, control them, they are your stooges. Those who stand against you are silenced , sent to jail, you ,from no where create serious charges against them and make them look bad. You forget that this is Africa, the land of Africans. Your divide, rule and conquer dirty tactics put us where we are today, remember that.

[@ThandiweGulwa]

The Cadres eat from that division.

[@123heinie]

I would rather not watch - the gentleman has nothing that would give me any hope.

[@mihlaliqoma9039]

Don't watch then

[@123heinie]

@@mihlaliqoma9039 thanks.

[@dlaminisabelo2482]

Suit yourself, we are watching and will watch till the end. This interview isn't meant to give you hope, after all you are a beneficiary of the cruel and repugnant sysytem that he fought against.

[@123heinie]

@@dlaminisabelo2482 and that's the problem - people like Yengeni is using a repugnant system to justify another repugnant system. A criminal act does not make a freedom fighter.

[@123heinie]

@@dlaminisabelo2482 I was not a beneficiary of anything. Rather I have lost everything under the repugnant bigoted system that Yengeni and his cadres have introduced. But what I do know - today is what counts - and 30 years of "black democracy" has killed 100x more people than during apartheid. The entitlement of people like Yengeni is worse for black people than apartheid - because today there are 100x more unemployed and poor black people than under apartheid. Blacks also were beneficiaries of apartheid. More black voices now say this. Now- contrary to popular belief and the propaganda that the ANC and other "fighters" put out - whites are really not interested in any systems of the past. So keep on "fawning" over this and other criminals - the consequence in the next 10 years will be worse than apartheid could ever be.

[@LemonGezani]

Indeed u asked a brilliant question that what's happening now isn't not a betrayal of those who fought for freedom unfortunately even Yengeni is rotten so he won't give u a clear answer

[@MashuduMokwena]

Yengeni must NOT blame MANDELA or name him as a sellout for thé suffering of South africans. Yengeni's comment exposé HIS shallow knowledge on politics. Thé negotiation for this neo-colonialism WAS started by ENEMY agent no 1 Oliver Tambo. As thé Président of Uganda put It " when we were holding thé centre with other AFRICAN Leaders in Africa such as Machel, Nujoma, and OTHERS Museveni continued, "MANDELA WAS in J'ail AND TAMBO WAS SITTING IN LONDON". Tambo through thé other BRITISH spies Ensured that the Armed struggle does NOT take place and MANY MK membres were either KILLED or jailed by Tambos gestapo. The attempt by thé BRITISH GOVERNMENT to DESTROY thé rallying name of MANDELA Has FAILED and HIS legacy will remain !!

[@bradleyrozana1819]

The ANC failed South Africa period.

[@bgconceptz]

He tried very hard to avoid saying that it is cadre deployment that makes institutions unable to fight corruption because its their people

[@craiglinfoot2773]

Yengeni explains the two problems of the ANC. Systemic corruption and a failure to redefine itself as a party of government which is a different mind set and needs different skills than a liberation movement. These are the two reasons that sink these African parties that have done the same thing as them. They almost had it right with Mbeki.

[@loyisomalobola687]

"The South African state is relatively mediocre in the best-known “Corruption Perception Index” ranking of 180 countries’ administrations (including politicians), compiled by Berlin-based Transparency International. In contrast, during the 2010s the PwC “economic crime and fraud” reports revealed that South Africa’s corporations were considered the worst in the world in general and - in the 2014 survey - also in the categories of money laundering, bribery and corrupion, procurement fraud, asset misappropriation and cybercrime.". Professor Patrick Bond Corruption is a South African problem & should be addressed as such. This is not to defend the ANC, every corrupt comrade should be locked up, but to claim it's easy is misleading. ANC corruption is bad, but the private sector makes the same ANC look like nuns...

[@Shupstarr]

Oom Tony is a well trained operative. Tradecraft was demonstrated in this conversation. There is still hope for the Charterist movement. The same people that corrupted the ANC are behind Steinheist and the search for the Apartheid Trillions. He did not give anything away. there first needs to be regime change in Eswatini for all these shenanigans to bubble to the surface. Standardbank will not allow that .

[@MzamoAdoons-d6n]

@@Shupstarr Conspiracy theories collapsed the ANC 😂😂😂

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

​@@MzamoAdoons-d6nthey never believe in a collapse, infinite resurrections, what with millions of inebriated voters

[@Shupstarr]

@@MzamoAdoons-d6n Ago baba nko kgompa lerete ? Oareng jaanong ?

[@melz7038]

Oh please.... You're sadly delusional.

[@MzamoAdoons-d6n]

​@@ShupstarrThis one will be more safe in MK otherwise Mbalula is going to dismiss him. He must ask Zuma, Mbalula has no time for rubbish😂😂😂

[@biggiebig7602]

Mr yengeni thanks to Mandela failure at negotiations you became a rich man overnight with a Merc and you served a fraction of your prison sentence because Mandela failed to negotiate

[@KeabilweModise]

There is no state capture. Which state was captured? How do you define a state? NPA cannot prosecute on gossip. State capture is a book based on gossip.

[@numbaONEhustla1]

The state was long CAPTURED by RAND MANIPULATORS. Anyone who believes Gupta nonsense is STUPID!

[@ReubenMatolong]

If u remember what Smuts Ngonyama says,he says he never join Anc to suffer,so when Presisend Cyril take over and correct that ,,,they acussed him of being a Capitalist what a shame.😮

[@mthokozisilanga4497]

Well it is still messy for the indigenous majority of this country, if we fought we were going to be in a better condition, yes with lots of sacrifices, nothing is for free. That is why the free CODESA brought more problems for the poor up till today.

[@mfanakithi2002]

Let me watch Part 2

[@ChildofGod-g8f]

No, I'm afraid that's a cop-out. It's not SARS and the Reserve Bank that are singularly responsible. The "party" itself is responsible to ensure that misdeeds are addressed to the letter of the law. These acts are not prosecuted and when they are it's under a corrupt system. People are freed for high blood pressure for goodness sake.

[@christinefinniss6263]

Who cares? Remembered for drunk driving.

[@viwekenneth6028]

In this day and age still blaming Apartheid and Mandela yet these madalas have been in power for 30 years suka kahleni ukusidakelwa

[@ronnievorster6361]

No tony anc greed was the downfall, you should know you part of the greedy

[@reddydavidbaloyi2987]

At least him succeeded in getting a merc, work in government and all the benefits associated. That, at least is success he must credit Mandela for.

[@Gilbarco-o7i]

Drunkenness is next to madness.

[@ModiehiMokoena-u5m]

You Tony, you are the problem in the ANC. People are not stupid. Join Zuma party and be happy comrade

[@ChildofGod-g8f]

I'm so sorry to appear this negative... but 😂. I'm tired of hearing about the ANC "conferences ". There are people suffering in this country and they're out there drinking fine scotch and eating fine food in these "conferences" and coming home with absolutely no evidence of change or progress for the people.

[@zukilenkqwiliso]

As young adults, it's our responsibility to support and care for our elderly. However, social media platforms are revealing some concerning thoughts and behaviors from older adults, which may indicate cognitive decline or brain malfunction. It's essential for us to be aware of this and offer our help and support when needed. Just can't listen lamaXhego ,they are annoying and self-centered.

[@mr.sshyskamalinga4945]

First comment. I've heard about Toni for decades and have been wondering what kind of a man he is. Thank you owners of this chanel for bringing him on. Sseond comment: He's is brilliant, a mature politian with the relevant experience and is more than qualified to authoritatively speak about the ANC. Third comment. On problems with the ANC, throughout this discussion is a trend (a discerning from Toni's perspective) each time the ANC faced challenges, the leadership, he mentioned OR Tambo and Mandela for instance, would call everyone to a meeting, they would discuss issues and come to a resolve and action taken thereafter. Cleary from Toni's dissection, The ANC is currently devoid of astute leadership to steer itself from the self created mess it is finding itself in. There is a leadership crisis in the ANC

[@angeladekock-r9p]

😂😂😂 really?? Dont you know?...he is suppose to be in jail...remember?? Yeah...praise the criminals SA..vote for criminals SA...poverty SA...

[@paultlhabang9531]

Waiting for Part2

[@zamaswartbooi7113]

Toni is more than crazy. He representing himself through Zuma. Zuma didn't have and still doesn't respect the ANC and it's current leadership. How can you die a ANC but you are EFF. If you do anything against your party you must be disciplined.

[@mpilo_mbali]

They did not succeed in addressing what Mandela was unable to accomplish in 30 years.

[@BaneleMancoba]

The ANC of today is so protective of one individual 😂

[@SiphoBoshielo]

It's what I've been saying _ fully agreeing with Mr Yangeni _ the Codase negotiation sold this country & Ramaphosa was chief negotiator 🤔😩🤷🏾‍♂️

[@marysinclair3759]

BULL.

[@gezanimashaba7439]

One cannot belong to 2 political parties

[@angeladekock-r9p]

Go to jail..like every one of us who breaks the law.... Go...to..jail...

[@ntuthukodlamini8687]

When I see this gentleman I just think of a expensive whiskey 😂🤣😂

[@mranonymous9448]

Only ANC takes this man serious and fears him.

[@Xolani-l3x]

Tony Yengeni is an amuba in terms of politics. He wishes to be liked by all of which that can't happen. He must take a stand of being MKP member or ANC member. Angabiyixoki ngathi uzalwa eNkandla

[@eric.dlamini]

Where is part 2?

[@ayandashadows7851]

Tony 🤝🙏

[@MbongiDlamini]

He stole a lot of money, this one

[@realmaake5988]

From where?, how?😳

[@MbongiDlamini]

@realmaake5988 😂😂😂😂😂, where have u been politically living?

[@fezyshandu5728]

How much, 😱?

[@noluthandodiliza8957]

Which Mandela?

[@FareedLoyiso]

Cloned one

[@mabaker391]

​@@FareedLoyisoI would imagine it was Mandela version2. The original Mandela died quite early on.... Was he killed because he wouldnt go according to plan?

[@FareedLoyiso]

No white man puts a black man face on his banknote(rand note) for being handsome

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

30 wasted years!

[@thusoramakobya7054]

I fully agree

[@GiftTshabalala-it8gz]

Acoding to Tony's statement new comers dont have Rights Say Can't lead . For instant technology is not for ANC. Because they're too old lead the new space . The car That Tony was troubled with is no longer a fashion . We drive new once. They are them self no change to the future. That is why new parties.when you refuse that is not good for old politicians in comradeship . Then other parties must raised up . Let old politics rule them self. Without my support.

[@nivob4076]

Tony yengeni went to jail because he was convicted of corruption. Madiba went to jail because he fought apartheid. What did tony do for black people? What did he build or create? Nothing nada nix fokol. He doesnt deserve a platform or anything

[@innocentngcobo6072]

He fought against apartheid....

[@nivob4076]

@@innocentngcobo6072 if these are your leaders then your standards are low and you get what u deserve

[@mamasmosoathu1364]

Nothing impresses us and nothing to believe... They had good lives and the expence of creating poverty for South Africans. Blaming one another because they are getting exposed... Tension was because of poor governance...

[@GavinSkeeles-e1x]

There is a flip side to this statement. The ANC's policies & corrupt activities post Mandela has failed SA. The focus should be on the ANC's failed governance which is clearly reflected on the last election results.

[@charlestumwesigye1205]

Eh,Tony. He was the first person to start xenophobia when he said foreigners had attacked south africans in western cape

[@Nokwakha-v9u]

I'm having a strong feeling he knows what happened to Chris Hannie

[@PhineasMahapa]

He will defend Zuma with no valid reasons

[@dothadance1]

Continue to rest in peace Madiba

[@zukisanisigwinta1144]

Yengeni is the supporter os Zuma period.

[@fezyshandu5728]

@@zukisanisigwinta1144 What's wrong with that? It is his right of choice, isn't?

[@davidmangcangaza3113]

Mandela wasn't clown by gibson makhanda.?😢😢 And i heard that he was pass by 1967..

[@The_Truth777]

It’s never about the amount. Theft is theft. What Tony doesn’t say, is why he got that substantial discount, how Zuma benefited and how Tony was willing to take the fall for Zuma on that case. Tony entered into a plea agreement on the charge of fraud, which means he accepted that he was guilty on the charge.

[@MphithizelisongezoSithol-xi8ov]

Great positive but for me he did not only fail ANC he had failed South Africans Citizens as well. Directing and acting as he is fighting for South Africans Citizens as Chris Hani was. If you can go back to Mandela comments you will understand and see clearly that Mandela himself and those around him knew what they were doing. The finger pointing this way but the direction opposite. How dare I see someone's house is dirty but mine is worse. The main concern is how dare I claim I am a president but without land and without an economy. The only thing is we are South Africans Citizens who we are not honest enough to stand what is right and what is wrong. We don't think of our children, grandchildren and relatives and allow politicians to play with our lives. I still feel very strongly that this freedom is for certain citizens and most of them don't deserve this freedom. Finally I declare that since 1994 we South Africans never had a president until now. But the ball is still in South Africans and they decide what they want to do. I strongly declare that the ANC criminals as representing Criminals and is not representing South Africans like it was going to happen when represented by our own South Africans Communist Party. Time to look around and change the party and vote for a party which will respect and love citizens. Concerned Senior South African Citizen.

[@tebogomokorwane2584]

I do not know why do we call these criminals our heroes when they ran away during struggle, our heroes died while they were in exile.

[@franklwanga8145]

These ANC guys are just typical, selfish, lazy, over indulge, crude, detached from reality, and some of them downright criminal!

[@turmoil4360]

I love how these guys speak as if they stood a chance against the old military. They could only murder unarmed civilians.

[@bulelaniwitbooi280]

Tonny who killed Chris Hani we as Eastern Cape Cofimvaba residents we need to know

[@hermanhashe]

Tony is dreaming, on the one hand he says Zuma's mk is not the cause, on the other hand he says the demise is from within. He forgets Zuma did this new party when he was a member of ANC. Now how do you reconcile the two?

[@williamlegodi8262]

Tony can't be led by the present president because Tony is more knowledgeable about struggle than our current president the suffering in exile are unknown those conferences held in Zambia and other countries he wasn't there Zuma s flop was the engagement with the Gupta's finish and klaar

[@freddysekhukhune3702]

Mr Yengeni hasn't explained Jacob Zuma belonging to 2 parties, is it possible or allowed for an individual to form and proactively lead another political party while he's still an active ANC member.

[@PedidoRanoto]

Basically Tony supports anything and everything that Zuma does but condemns anything and everything Ramaphosa does. Mentioning Phalaphala 16 million private dollars mattress money but not seeing anything wrong with R250 million used for upgrades of Zuma's compound.

[@sheilashope-sithole752]

Painful experience

[@khathucurthbert1559]

When yengeni buys Mercedes Benz he never blamed mandela then

[@obakengsethaiso8083]

Mbalula is waiting for you😂😂

[@vusibiyela6032]

I just wonder what would have happened if for instance an Apartheid Military commander or any leading Apartheid figure was the one brutally murdered just like Chris Hani was?

[@rorykk4280]

Mike I don’t see you uploading part 2. Your views aren’t ready for what he is about to share

[@percymoroane8781]

Sthembiso...We Remember The Benz...How Did Azania Benefit From Your Benz???

[@mandlenkosishabalala8890]

Tony Yengeni has long expired. As he is still the member, he like many others will undergo Renewal workshops as long as he remains the member of the ANC.

[@VictorShongwe-eh3sc]

When they run out of sofas, they will stuff cash in the belly of a buffalo

[@InnocentMyeza]

He is very scarce

[@MrMthethwa1]

I hate listening to these old ANC people

[@thapelomoloi2640]

No hope in politicians

[@filipibaloyi]

Tony sounds confused, clearly he is an ANC member by the day and something else by the night. He's actually a problem he himself, the one dividing the country as he puts it. GNU was available for every establishment and it's up to that establishment to partake. The guy is bitter, ANC recruits members to join and not to watch at him hence growing. To hell with the stooges of Zuma.