Jonny Steinberg

Chris McGreal, a seasoned reporter for The Guardian, and Johnny Steinberg, an acclaimed South African author, dive into the heated debate surrounding land expropriation in South Africa. They discuss the ongoing legacy of apartheid and contrasting narratives about white South Africans facing discrimination. The duo analyzes the political implications of President Trump's controversial offer to resettle Afrikaners in the U.S., shedding light on the complex socio-political dynamics and the reality of violence against farmers in the region.

Jonny Steinberg, a notable South African writer and academic, dives into the intricacies of crime and punishment in South Africa. He unpacks the reluctance of police to confront crowds, offering innovative solutions for reform. Steinberg also reveals the complexities of Nelson and Winnie Mandela's marriage, showcasing their limited knowledge of each other despite profound devotion. Additionally, he discusses the lasting legacy of apartheid on mass incarceration, the changing perceptions of the ANC, and the future of South African literature.

Jonny Steinberg, a South African writer and author of "Winnie & Nelson: Portrait of a Marriage," explores the tumultuous relationship between Nelson and Winnie Mandela. He discusses their love story intertwined with the apartheid struggle, marked by infidelity and separation during Nelson's imprisonment. Steinberg highlights the emotional turmoil of Mandela's release, Winnie’s political resurgence post-divorce, and the lasting legacy of their marriage in modern South Africa, reflecting on how their personal challenges shaped their public personas.