📣 This week on the #DApodcast, we unpack the 2025 Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement and what it means for South Africans. From stabilising government debt and the first real spending review culture, to a full audit of ghost workers, there is plenty to celebrate.

We join Dr Mark Burke, DA Spokesperson on Finance, and Deputy Minister of Finance Ashor Sarupen as they break down the numbers, explain the impact on everyday South Africans, and share what still needs to be done to grow our economy and cut waste.💰

🎙️ Alan Winde talks all things Western Cape - jobs, growth, crime, and what makes the province a model for the rest of South Africa. Tune in to this episode of the #DApodcast.

🎙️ In this episode, our Podcast buddies' zoom in on the topical issues impacting South Africans, from the 2025 MTBPS and the DA's Economic Inclusion for All Bill to the urgent fights against GBV and crime.

Get a clear look at what’s at stake and how the DA is working to deliver a government that works for you.

🎙️ This week on the DA Podcast, Executive Mayor Hattingh Bornman breaks down how Kouga is turning the corner after years of failed ANC governance, from fixing a broken vehicle fleet and upgrading basic services, to launching South Africa's first eco-friendly plastic road and delivering title deeds and electricity to communities long ignored.

Watch as Mayor Bornman explains how the DA is using its mandate to prove that delivery, accountability and progress aren’t promises, they’re do it.

📢 If you want to see what a DA turnaround looks like in real time, this episode is for you.

🎧 From the NPA crisis to the urgent need for criminal justice reform, tune in to the DA Podcast as we take an unfiltered look with Adv Glynnis Breytenbach, Kabelo Kgobisa-Ngcaba, Angus McKenzie, and Nazley Sharif at one of the most pressing issues facing South Africa today: the state of criminal justice.

Hear straight from Adv Glynnis Breytenbach, on the frontline of the NPA crisis, as she unpacks the challenges facing the justice system, and how the DA is holding those in power accountable.

📢 Concerned about crime, corruption, and accountability in South Africa? This is the episode to hear.

Tune in now for an honest, hard - hitting look at criminal justice reform.

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🚨 On this episode of the #DApodcast, Francois Rodgers, KZN MEC for Finance, shares his journey into politics and how he's clamping down on corruption! We discuss the province’s challenges, and explore how the DA is working to stabilise finances, restore services, and rebuild trust in government!

🎙️ Exposing the Tembisa Hospital Looting Scandal 👀

Billions looted. A whistleblower murdered. A hospital in chaos. In this hard-hitting episode of the #DApodcast, we unpack the shocking corruption at Tembisa Hospital, where over R2 billion meant for healthcare was stolen through a web of fraudulent tenders and political protection.

Join hosts Angus McKenzie and Thami Mabhena as they speak to Dr Jack Bloom about the DA’s fight for justice, the refusal of access to the hospital, and the latest revelations from the SIU investigation.

🚨 eThekwini is in crisis, collapsing infrastructure, water outages, and years of ANC mismanagement have left residents frustrated and without hope.

In this episode of the #DApodcast, meet Haniff Hoosen, the DA’s Mayoral Candidate for eThekwini, as he unpacks his vision to rescue the city, rebuild services, and restore dignity to every community.

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🚨Nelson Mandela Bay is at a crossroads, collapsing services, corruption, and chaos have left residents desperate for change. In this episode, we introduce Retief Odendaal (MPL), the DA’s Mayoral Candidate with a plan to fix it.

Who is Retief beyond the politics? What drives him? And how will he bring stability, restore service delivery, and give Nelson Mandela Bay the future it deserves?

👀 Watch now to find out why this election could change everything for Nelson Mandela Bay.

⚠️ South Africa is under siege from organised crime and gang violence. In this episode of the DA Podcast, Ian Cameron (Chairperson of the Portfolio Committee on Police), JP Smith (Mayoral Committee Member for Safety and Security), and Elizabeth, a neighbourhood watch member, tackle the scale of crime, assassinations, and gang activity affecting communities.

📢 Hear first-hand stories from the ground, how local authorities and communities are stepping up, and what could be done if the City had more powers to fight back.

💪 This is an eye-opening look at SA’s crime crisis and the battle to keep ordinary South Africans safe.