Chrispin Phiri's guest appearances

Chrispin Phiri

Radio Islam

In The Ring With Eusebius McKaiser

Cyril Ramaphosa

Bonang Mohale

John Steenhuisen

Mohamed Ghilan

Omar Esa

Daniel Haqiqatjou

Aydin Anwar

Umm Habibah

John Moody

James Baldwin

Megan Markle

Jonathan Thompson

Ismail Kamdar

Caroline Carter

Lucy Allais

OwlTail

Veteran African National Congress  leader and member of Cabinet Lindiwe Sisulu has written a column ( https://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/opinion/lindiwe-sisulu-hi-mzansi-have-we-seen-justice-d9b151e5-e5db-4293-aa21-dcccd52a36d3 ) that has everyone talking. It essentially critiques the rule of law, the judiciary and the constitution but it is hard to know precisely what the main thesis and argument is. If you have the gift of interpretation, you might be able to tell the rest of us.  Nevertheless, one of the responses (https://www.news24.com/news24/columnists/guestcolumn/opinion-chrispin-phiri-lindiwe-sisulus-attack-on-constitution-a-distortion-of-anc-policy-20220110)  is from Chrispin Phiri, the minister of justice's spokesperson, who wrote a scathing response to and critique of Sisulu's article. He insists he did so "in his personal capacity." (Pass me the salt please?)I invited him to explain why he was so touched by her position, and I then pressure tested his analysis by attempting - not an easy task - to reconstruct Sisulu's view that the constitution has not delivered justice. It's all a hot ANC mess but ... intriguing. I invited her - the minister that is - on but her spokesman tells me they're not interested.  (It must be hard to try and defend weird reasoning.)Listen to this spirited exchange I had, in the meantime, with Chrispin Phiri.

Veteran African National Congress  leader and member of Cabinet Lindiwe Sisulu has written a column ( <a href="https://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/opinion/lindiwe-sisulu-hi-mzansi-have-we-seen-justice-d9b151e5-e5db-4293-aa21-dcccd52a36d3 " rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.iol.co.za/dailynews/opinion/lindiwe-sisulu-hi-mzansi-have-we-seen-justice-d9b151e5-e5db-4293-aa21-dcccd52a36d3 </a>) that has everyone talking. It essentially critiques the rule of law, the judiciary and the constitution but it is hard to know precisely what the main thesis and argument is. If you have the gift of interpretation, you might be able to tell the rest of us.  Nevertheless, one of the responses (<a href="https://www.news24.com/news24/columnists/guestcolumn/opinion-chrispin-phiri-lindiwe-sisulus-attack-on-constitution-a-distortion-of-anc-policy-20220110" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.news24.com/news24/columnists/guestcolumn/opinion-chrispin-phiri-lindiwe-sisulus-attack-on-constitution-a-distortion-of-anc-policy-20220110</a>)  is from Chrispin Phiri, the minister of justice's spokesperson, who wrote a scathing response to and critique of Sisulu's article. He insists he did so "in his personal capacity." (Pass me the salt please?) I invited him to explain why he was so touched by her position, and I then pressure tested his analysis by attempting - not an easy task - to reconstruct Sisulu's view that the constitution has not delivered justice.  It's all a hot ANC mess but ... intriguing. I invited her - the minister that is - on but her spokesman tells me they're not interested.  (It must be hard to try and defend weird reasoning.) Listen to this spirited exchange I had, in the meantime, with Chrispin Phiri.

Episode 62 - CHRISPIN PHIRI ROASTS LINDIWE SISULU & I TEST HIS BEEF

The Correctional Services Department says Jacob Zuma is not receiving any special treatment at the Escort Correctional Centre despite being a former president.Zuma handed himself over to police shortly before midnight on Wednesday after he could not secure a last-minute reprieve.

The Correctional Services Department says Jacob Zuma is not receiving any special treatment at the Escort Correctional Centre despite being a former president. Zuma handed himself over to police shortly before midnight on Wednesday after he could not secure a last-minute reprieve.

Chrispin Phiri speaks about Jacob Zuma being processed in prison