Duduzane Zuma on Jacob Zuma, Gupta Scandal, President Putin & Past Controversies

[@corneliacoetz243]

Surprised to see Duduzane's positive matured views. His a wellspoken gentleman. Woh! Well done for bringing him to meet!!

[@michaelpoyah2340]

What a gentleman.

[@TheoErasmus-q8o]

@@michaelpoyah2340jy

[@jabumalinga1943]

@@michaelpoyah2340 a crook

[@kearam2012]

Just realized that I've never heard Duduzane's voice prior. He's well spoken with a mesmerizing voice😊

[@lesegomisay8179]

Thank you for this. Getting to know him gives me a different perspective, he is not arrogant, very chilled, and mature.

[@nontuthuzelombo1923]

Very humble Duduzane with touching stories .He has been through a lot and still ,there are those who dont like him for the reason they do not know but for being the son of someone they hate.I wish people can see you as the child and a human being created by God like themselves.

[@lulamasibiya4391]

well said He also a child to someone😊

[@dulciechomey3176]

​@@lulamasibiya4391Good shot Boy, you are your father's son but, you are not him. Go on, show the world who you are and what you believe in. That's great! You need to be given a chance. God bless you.

[@jabumalinga1943]

Humble? heheheeee.. you guys are amazing.. u do realize this is the same guy who was working for guptas and started the entire cycle that ruined our country..

[@nontuthuzelombo1923]

Where do your kids work ?Was Duduzane not suppose to work if he gets a job? Is that not sellfishnee?

[@nontuthuzelombo1923]

Keep it up Duduzane❤🎉❤

[@heyloyshop]

I appreciates your guest's candour and forthcoming. Fair interview

[@nolwandlezulu2453]

That Last part... I'm chopping onions🥺🥺🥺 Very beautiful and insightful interview. I Had the privilege of meeting and working with Mr Zuma on a very brief project. The way he describes meeting his icons is exactly how I felt meeting him. Yooh the humility, the kindness the work ethic, and how he Just solves a matter on the spot.. I was really humbled and inspired. He Is indeed one of the greatest and inspirational South Africans. I really resonate with his political ideologies. Wishing him only the Best going forward. 🙌🏾

[@Slohk1]

This was the plan

[@vusidlamini6275]

Uyamthanda 😂😂

[@nolwandlezulu2453]

@@vusidlamini6275 I respect him.

[@nhlanhlazilwa9628]

You are such a humble young man. May God bless u . Character will take you to where education cannot .

[@alrogers9014]

Imagine this clown being your icon...pathetic.

[@bongumusamakhathini7815]

Great interview, quite a touching but yet inspirational story of Duduzane!! Big up nxamalala!!... Thank you Josh for bringing us this incredible brother.

[@vusidlamini6275]

Uyazazi izithakazelo zakho... Lol

[@sylviashuller5557]

I really enjoyed listening to this conversation. Duduzane's comments peaked interest. Thank you to both interviewer and Mr Duduzane Zuma💫 Rising star

[@jabumalinga1943]

@@sylviashuller5557 corrupt star.. mr saxonwold

[@sifisosithole7656]

Very interesting conversation, thank you. A very matured middle adult who takes life as it comes, very positive in his approach to life and respectful child. A lot of wisdom in him. Obrigada.

[@MariaNgomane]

Yhooo very true soo true ❤❤❤

[@ThembekaMkhize-g6u]

not going to lie , i honestly love how this guy thinks , i love his MIND

[@alrogers9014]

Yes, it is very insightful for someone with severe special needs 🐒

[@ThabitaDlamini]

Very much impressed and touched by Duduzani's interview. He proved himself that he is his own person not shielding by the father. He is so different from his family, if I get him I will just hug him for his mother's absence 😢, all the best in his ventures 🙏

[@nathanielbeets1839]

Josh amazing interview and what a guest, really insightful. From a fellow South African living in the UK

[@marvelmthembuvee2593]

Much love mfowethu!

[@vusidlamini6275]

How is the weather lol

[@nathanielbeets1839]

@@vusidlamini6275Ha ha, it’s delightful 😂😂

[@vusidlamini6275]

@@nathanielbeets1839 🤣 We currently experiencing a Gauteng weather today... It is overcast and windy... The Gauteng is random now and than lol

[@BhekiDuma-pz4fi]

Thank you Guys for this Great conversation 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦💥

[@johnfelix8569]

Very interesting and rational view of Dudu, very intelligent and assertive Youngman

[@jdmaritz8414]

One of the best interviewers currently out there.

[@grantbradshaw7907]

Very interesting listening to Dudu Very intelligent and articulate gentlemen and makes sense what he says Very impressive interview

[@TummyTalkSA]

I really enjoyed that. I think his separation from the Guptas has grown him into a masterful dude! Idk but His old interviews would give you that spoilt, arrogant, statesman’s son vibe and now he’s definitely a grown man writing his own story. We peep your growth Dudu and you’re a master 🫡

[@o.c2231]

Separation? Are you this doff or just acting?

[@nickyshaw4923]

great guy.Son to Godfather of Politics.I have listened to almost all of his interviews

[@tereraijaravaza8091]

Im Zimbabwean and my uncle was a diplomat. In my early years l was around Mugabe's then secretary who later became hus wife. My uncle had revolutionary respect and love for Mugabe, Zuma and Eduwardo Dos Santos.

[@truth-Hurts375]

So what????

[@flavennhamomutema4362]

And ?

[@etiennecfourie777]

The revolutionary con!

[@pilliesibs]

Go on???

[@jabumalinga1943]

all thieves..

[@legran25]

Losing your mother changes you for ever.

[@lesegogaebeeyn4005]

Guys we have to commend what African countries have done for us

[@Nomngcefe]

The guy is so open about his life 🙏

[@GwynnethKobokana-z4y]

Thanks for the interview 🙏 People has made us to think Duduzane is a Political Climber 😀 because of his father, Today I have learnt that he is perfect to any responsibility can be given. His Political background is authentic.

[@TsotsiLife]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 you gotta be shitting me.

[@lebogangmotaung5085]

​@@TsotsiLife😂😂😂😂 these people are not serious.

[@SiphesihleNameng1]

You not serious 😅😅😅

[@noziqu7728]

Tshom Tshom

[@jabumalinga1943]

hehehe.. duduzane is a gupta stooge.. got a job at sahara computers and was used by guptas to get close to zuma.. finish n kla

[@sakamomoh9087]

From the interview, it is obvious that you are not what most of us think you are. You are far more brilliant and visionary than we could have imagined. I wish you could also use other platforms to communicate with the people in local language. More people need to know you through you rather than see you as just an appendage of your father. I wish you a successful political career.

[@surprise2287]

The guy looks 30 how on earth !s he 42?

[@ziyandamagagula262]

Really good interview, my first time on this channel and I'm subscribing.

[@markpillay9838]

Wasn’t this the same man that said “loot but loot responsibly” during the KZN riots or did I see and hear wrong?

[@hunsaramadhin3102]

Very likable individual...makes a lot of sense. Not a fan of JZ but this young man is definitely worth watching. I hope he never forsakes the people of SA who place their trust in him.

[@lebogangmotaung5085]

This is the same Duduzane who had he's own relationship with the Guptas, he's already foresaken South Africans.

[@hunsaramadhin3102]

@lebogangmotaung5085 so true...eish . Trying to be hopeful for our beautiful country and its awesome people.

[@vukanikunene313]

Don't be easily fooled by their nice words, Germans also loved the way Hitler spoke.

[@hunsaramadhin3102]

@@vukanikunene313 thanks ...noted

[@jabumalinga1943]

gupta stooge and he also told us all we need to know about jacob.. absent father, dictator even in his family.. nobody mus question the master.. just screw around hav babies and its fine..

[@TheForceZA]

I admire how Duduzane doesn’t go out of his way to debunk the narratives surrounding him. He simply chooses his words carefully and moves forward. He had a fascinating childhood, and with his background, it's hard to know where to even start with him.

[@ntswakimoloi2084]

This interview has indeed opened the eyes of a lot of people who had no knowledge of who Duduzani is,including myself.I personally have learned the true him today.thank you buddy for the information.i respect you

[@mhlathuze]

Great interview, nice to hear some things that were being spoken from the “horse’s mouth”.😂 Also interesting that little was known about Duduzane until a well known politician started referring to his father as “baba kaDuduzane”. Very interesting that same politician recently said my kids are no go when someone spoke about his kids.

[@CyberDMC-ib9fc]

I admire this fellow South African

[@nyamekancapayi]

He looks way younger than 42, wow 👌!!

[@vusidlamini6275]

Uyazinakekela...

[@Jojo-l7h]

These two are so sensible they can really take this country far. Unity in this diverse country is very important not these politicians who always devide the nation

[@sabelwesihlengcobo1215]

I feel you Nxamalala when you speak about your age in relation to your Mom's when she passed. I'm 43, my father passed when he was 37. That year was the most difficult I've ever known.

[@amonkaunda1930]

The truth is this guy is intelligent

[@delenejohannes6961]

He sounds like a very intelligent and pleasant person. Nice iterview.

[@atrouvasolutshilombo3360]

I'm happy from what this guy saying we all cn now agree that African countries hosted south Africans during apartheid it's not a made up stories but the true.

[@Qotha]

In camps ,known by authority ,following rules ,not competing with natives.lastly they were real refugees,not economic migrants

[@decepticon8000]

Also not selling drugs, trafficking peoples daughters and/or stealing citizens identities effectively ruining their lives. Also the Neighboring countries actually helped SA during that never feel the need to throw it on anyone's face.

[@lekis5975]

​@@Qotha Nigerian school children donated their lunch money to the Mandela Fund; Everyone who worked for the government had their salary deducted and the money was put in the Mandela Fund; Obasanjo and his Ministers (local and federal) contributed millions (in dollars). Nigeria refused to sell their oil to countries which had dealings with the Pretoria regime. All in all, between the contributions and the oil embargo, the total came to $61 BILLION. All South Africans of University age based in Nigeria were entitled to Free university education. The government issued 300 passports to South African exiles. Schools and colleges were encouraged to form clubs to sensitize the masses about Apartheid. In Tanzania, Nyerere gave the ANC 600 acres of land to build the SOMFACO college in honour of Solomon Mahlangu. Tanzanians build the structures. Today, in Morogoro there are hundreds of graves of the South Africans who died of Malaria in exile. MK and Poqo (APLA) weren't the only military wings based there PLAN (Namibia, MPLA (Angola); FRELIMO (Mozambique); ZANLA and ZIPRA (Zimbabwe) were all based in Tanzania. The West were unhappy with Tanzania for hosting the revolutionaries, they (IMF and World Bank) refused to give Tanzania loans or grants, destroying Tanzania's economy. The ANC HQ was based in Lusaka and likewise, the Zambia economy was tanked because of their stance against the Pretoria regime. The Pretoria regime bombed the whole of Southern Africa and destroyed infrastructure (roads, railways, hospitals, schools, telephone lines) to the tune of $28 MILLION (dollars not rands), they also killed thousands. In 1963, Sekou Toure of Guinea included Miriam Makeba in the Guinea entourage to the UN, and they made sure she was able to address the UN on the issue of Apartheid. When she was stranded in the USA, after her SA Passport was revoked, it was Tom Mboya (Kenya) who arranged diplomatic travel papers for her. Jonas Gwangwa used to travel on a Kenyan passport. Zuma used to travel on a Somali passport. And this list is not exhaustive. Even if South Africans are upset at the influx of foreigners, you need to find a diplomatic way of airing your grievances, killing people on the street is not it. Zuma used

[@lekis5975]

​@@QothaI live in the UK, and the stories I'd tell you about South Africans? Scamming benefits (social grants) and that is just the tip of the iceberg. So please stop acting as if South Africans are angels.

[@lekis5975]

​@@decepticon8000 Indeed the neighbouring countries don't talk bout the sacrifices they made for South Africans, but the way you've treated them is HORRIFIC, there was the Mozambique who was killed in broad daylight; Zimbabweans are humiliated on a daily basis...SMDH

[@legran25]

Honestly government departments and courts are the worst.

[@markanmclean6385]

Missed you Josh. Welcome back brother

[@qondukwazidube2191]

This boy has been through a lot and he young yet tried and tested leader, he can be a President of this state.

[@jabumalinga1943]

leader? hehehe.. he was the guptas little stooge.. and his just told u all u need to know about zuma.. anc 1st, gvernemtn 2, family last.. busy making babies but was never a father.. too busy with women and stealing

[@egorogileego1293]

Thanks Josh . This was amazing to watch❤

[@simamkelelolo804]

I like your documentary I hope you can focus more also on politics of our country the truth must be spoken big up bhuti

[@MariaNgomane]

Beautiful i see all the qualities of his father humble respectful brave and you see the brave Ness of his father they are so great together ❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅

[@pawsation7719]

What a well spoken young man. Will definitely like to see more content of him. This man is carrying a lot of soul in him.

[@brianr4960]

What a brilliant interview!

[@Phiwe.SbonisoMbuyisa]

*DZ* is the best and good person a man who don't crack under pressure... keep going my GC.

[@PhumaphiMyende]

I just pity Duduzan😢😢😢he did not deserve all such pains like all childern😢😢😢. I just feel like adopting you my son❤❤❤!!!

[@sandilemntungwa1538]

It's painful what the system has done to Duduzane but one day we shall defeat this evil system that oppress young black excellency 😢

[@sheilasamuels4266]

What a interview don't let anyone stop you our children are in good condition to have you back in this mess up country I'm also been rob from my investment we need people like you to fight for us in S.A

[@promisewilliams9249]

I'm really getting excited hearing this young man, he's so humble

[@Mase_DeeKay]

Great interview

[@svgs7310]

I enjoyed this… quite a humble guy and great to listen to.

[@teboho20]

Amazing how deep the problem we have goes. Comments focusing on the interviewer and not on the views of the person who is actually talking and sharing his views. Messed up ppl we are and definitely a country that will not live up to its potential. Great insights Mr. Zuma. I hope you will see a glimse of your vision even though our society is broken to the core

[@khosimyaka9430]

Very insightful interview. Thanks

[@gugulethumthembu2388]

tough times dont last but tough people do....He has been through a lot but still smilling and standing. all the best brother.continue lifting your flag up high.

[@Serendipity-gj2me]

Josh you are looking so handsome. Love the new look and transformation. Duduzane Zuma was a breath of fresh air to listen to. He is well spoken and dignified. Great interview.

[@stephanusmynhardt5241]

All my hair is Grey I speak as an Elder You are a fine young Man My word of Wisdom 99% Politicians speak the Truth 1% speak and know The Plain Truth To have a more Excellent Spirit find the new and better Way be the 1% All of the Best

[@kevinmuswede7567]

My question to him would still be: During your relationship with the Guptas, where their business legit? If it was legit why did they run away from SA?

[@MngomaMnogoma]

My dear brother or sister let me say this to respond to what you said, in 1990 I was working for the government all computers that were used in almost all Govt departments was IBM which later became Lenovo and Mercer, when Mbeki was a president things changed to almost all Govt departments computers of the above mentioned companies were substituted with SAHARA computers which was owned by the Gupta's and this family came during Mandela era, just a reminder thank you

[@NoloM-de4zh]

I ddnt thnk id enjoy listening to this episode….. great episode ❤

[@menziverse1]

Beautiful. Your little brother was such a positive soul.

[@tearyb]

When was this recorded, cos as far as I know DZ’ political party didn’t take off, IEC struck them off cos they didn’t meet requirements. Also as of recent days it appears he is joining MK or am I mistaken.

[@philazisibisi1641]

This guy is like Macheal from the Godfather, he never had an option to choose, what he actual wanted to do, this life chose him and he had different kind of intellect in the family, and his the one who,s going to carry his family going forward after jacob

[@o.c2231]

My friend, you watching way too many Netflix series 😂

[@markstephens435]

glad fir the open Frank interview. Zane insightful

[@Thomas_sambo]

X is doing a good in redirecting us here good podcast.... ❤❤I follow

[@seppbecker586]

Hey Josh, please let me know if you need an Extra Editor or Live Producer :) Love your work. I'm still stuck behind the wall. I stay in Woodstock

[@wideawakepodcast]

Message me on instagram! My handle is : Joshwideawake

[@jolenesmit2002]

Okay guys so let’s do it! You 2 start a new party and get everyone together so we can claim OUR country for US!!

[@pjmkhize]

But another black party... This decides black people.. He might as well join EFF

[@mbalinhlapo4881]

He had a political party called ABC and they've recently joined the MK like other small parties

[@jabumalinga1943]

hahaha.. gupta stooge.. and he told us jacob was an absent father and crook

[@MoagiDiseko-wx9fc]

Great person always humble and respectful

[@lolondlovu8207]

Duduzane will be rewarded for all the hardship you have gone through

[@alittamolala7011]

Duduzane and Duduzile are cute twins I imagine the beauty of their mother She had beautiful kids.Duduzane is handsome and Duduzile is beautiful .Le bantle nibahle

[@AnselmoArmindoUanela]

A final Duduzane nasceu em 🇲🇿🖤🖤💪💪

[@nhlanhladube3093]

Very very powerful, from an intellectual indeed

[@Jojo-l7h]

For the development of the country we can work together

[@Joystick011]

The fact that DD knows a makarov .. from Penuel show..him and Winston..extremely motivational..I will be supporting..just disappointed in their election campaign

[@mossfairy3060]

You still look like Josh, sound like Josh and behave like Josh...❤it refines you

[@wideawakepodcast]

It’s still me I promise! 😂❤️

[@marvelmthembuvee2593]

Hes charismatic and admirable through his intelligence. Hes humble too.

[@lindavandermerwe1237]

Why must the children pay for the faults of their father or fore fathers. That is why we still have all this racial problems. If we respect each other, and focus on the future, work together to make South Africa a better and safe place to live.

[@ElsieMathe-ec3il]

We ❤ U cub of our Father JZ Big Up 💪💪💪💪💯%

[@siphamandlakhumalo5074]

YOU WIL NEVER ANDERSTAND HIM OR HIS FAMILY UNLESS U SIT WITH ZUMA

[@vincentopperman1420]

This episode was such a vibe .

[@wideawakepodcast]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@welcomemthembu3046]

He real looks young

[@mo0dijudy415]

Extremely interesting and insightful, thanks josh ✊🏼♥️

[@wideawakepodcast]

Anytime ✊🏽

[@travislooper1157]

Much more measured interview than mac g did. Well done Josh

[@champagnedanie]

SUPRISED TO FIND OUT DUDUZANE ZUMA IS 42, HE LOOKS LIKE 29 - 35.

[@burnitdown-s9s]

Easy to look young when you haven't done an honest day's work in your life. Partying in Dubai is a hard life neh

[@sibongilechakela4468]

He does and handsome

[@thabotami1122]

Say that again he looks very young

[@decepticon8000]

​@@burnitdown-s9sIsn't that said to age you faster?

[@slindojezile9678]

No he doesn't

[@ketie_]

So Duduzane says his older brother was his mom’s favorite then his lil brother became favorite… He was never the favorite at any point… that’s just sad… let’s try n treat kids equally

[@MngomaMnogoma]

It is like that in most families, I have experienced it myself but it make that child to grow faster than all siblings and approach this rugged world in full force hitting the ground running and mostly those kids become more successful than all his or her siblings and take the lead at home to assist siblings, I think it is in nature of life.

[@noreenm5018]

@ketie, in every familly, the other children always think others are favourites. Its doesn't mean, other children feel less loved, but is based probably on attachment. I'm from a big familly, we always said my big brother was a favourite, but we were all loved and provided for and there was no hate at all.

[@bandilesimelane6841]

He is his father’s favourite son thouy

[@njabulophungula5290]

Middle child syndrome..

[@jabumalinga1943]

he had no father too.. he just shat on jacob without any1 even realising.. he told us, zuma was an absent father.. to busy stealing

[@annahtlhape3871]

I am pleased to have listened to this podcast I have a better and informed view of Duduzane a real cool guy well spoken clear minded . We always have this view that people have smooth or easy life in the meantime they struggle like all of us even though the struggles are not the same

[@ZiziphoLubelwana]

Beautiful episode

[@somnandizwidetv]

God bless you Nxamalala

[@legran25]

Africans always seeing Ubuntu, we done it when we shouldn’t have at TRC and Codesa and now again at GNU and each time, we are taken for a ride!

[@KeegzHD]

such a great guy! very likeable - hes got an interesting viewpoint on orania, but i do love his partys' vision! In with the new

[@tearyb]

I don’t understand. If he was never prosecuted and found guilty why were his properties seized and his bank accounts closed. There are so many corrupt politicians and business people, whose assets etc were never seized.

[@sanelisiwedlamini7142]

Propaganda just like they are doing to his father

[@bonganiinnocent-ub5iz]

Malema child can't open bank account. I don't think is about is corruption

[@rxbynwubs]

11:49 enjoying it so far. A lot of insight into the family dynamics

[@corneliacoetz243]

Renaming Streets agree 100% costs more, why not build houses to the poor homeless!

[@Ariisboi]

Where have this document been ,truth has been told ,If SA can have such a President

[@thabotami1122]

Very humble intelligent Guy

[@vusidlamini6275]

Uyamazi uke wahlala naye?

[@thabotami1122]

@vusidlamini6275 what kind of stupid question is this?

[@vusidlamini6275]

@@thabotami1122 ubuzo odinga ukuphendulwa.. Umuntu ongakaze uhlale noma uchithe isikhathi angeke wavele udalule kanjena.. Ngibona mina uyisiwula esiphindeke kabili...

[@thabotami1122]

@vusidlamini6275 l can't argue with an idiot who just insult abantu ongabazi get a life yini nge strees awungazi nokungazi that was not your podcast and l commented based on my observations then what's your problem

[@dumisanesibeko1604]

@@vusidlamini6275 mthakathi fuseg nhlunu

[@brightonmukwindidza9627]

Zimbabwe 🇿🇼

[@Scott.Silburn]

A little vague on the Guptas and state capture... Ever heard of the Zondo Commission report?

[@BobGlenyora-pl1ui]

I salute 🫡 you Mr Zuma we need people like you in our society they can what Propaganda about you but you too smart and ahead of thinking ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾

[@mncedimadolo902]

To all mothers, I think it was very emotional

[@footballfan28-ss]

He still has a lot to learn. People will give him due because of his accent, fluency but his arguments and critical thinking are lacking.

[@stellastar63]

Yep, still coming from a place of being previledged & to a lo of extent protected.

[@XolaniNombika]

Josh my brother I enjoyed watching you n Dudu 😊💯✊💚💚