MacG Accuses Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi of Pushing Propaganda on His Podcast

MacG Accuses Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi of Pushing Propaganda on His Podcast

  • MacG fired shots at EFF's Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi during a Podcast & Chill segment, accusing him of spreading propaganda
  • The podcaster claimed politically aligned shows were created specifically to target the youth, insisting his platform holds the bigger share of that audience
  • Mzansi is divided over MacG's remarks, with some backing his stance on Ndlozi's immigration views and others turning the criticism right back on him
The comments were made during an episode of MacG's podcast
MacG accused Mbuyiseni Ndlozi of pushing propaganda. Image: MacG, Mbuyiseni Ndlozi
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MacG has stirred up fresh controversy after calling out Dr Mbuyiseni Ndlozi in a fiery Podcast & Chill segment, accusing the EFF politician of using a podcast platform to spread propaganda and misleading information.

The clip, shared by TikTok user regoratilelive, was filmed in the familiar yellow-branded Podcast & Chill studio, complete with desk props and microphone equipment.

What did MacG say about Ndlozi?

In the clip, MacG did not hold back, questioning the motivation behind politicians entering the podcasting space. His comments have since ignited a full-blown debate online, with South Africans sharply divided between those who feel MacG landed a fair punch and those who think he has no ground to stand on.

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"He's pushing propaganda. For real? I mean, that's why they started. Why do you think they started their own podcast? To push propaganda. Because they can see this is where the youth is. But who has the biggest chunk of the youth? It's us. So we're a threat," he said.

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Mzansi reacts to MacG's claims

NareMoabelo5 was quick to poke holes in MacG's confidence:

"MacG have no biggest youth as he thinks because he tried politics and youth told him to go off."

NetshDon turned the question around with a pointed jab:

"So what is MacG pushing? 🤣🤣"

thejunza was blunt in his assessment:

"That Mac G is an idiot. Ndlozi is dealing with serious issues."

moengm87 admitted to switching off altogether:

"I stopped listening to him because he keeps inviting older people who offer no real solutions, despite many of them having already been in Parliament. What makes us think they will suddenly open their minds and think more deeply now?"

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Mabaso614 sided with MacG, arguing Ndlozi's immigration stance was the real issue:

"MaG is correct, you should hear Dr Ndlozi speaking, he speaks against the people of South Africa, especially when it comes to immigration. He speaks exactly like Thabo Mbeki."

Gudluzamagudlu offered a word of caution:

"Hehehe, these boys think politics are women. The success has gotten into their brain. You need to tread carefully when it comes to politics and religion in such platforms."

maribeemjay linked the controversy to the March and March movement:

"Thank God March and March happened, and Ndlozi showed his colours early coz many were supporting him blindly. Now that podcast is only watched by cult members and foreigners."

Gilbert_Lesoo flipped the script entirely:

"Mac G is the most propagandist in the country. He is the last person to point others out."

lungsta_mk questioned MacG's grasp of the concept itself:

"Delusions of grandeur spliced with ignorance… he has the youth yena? You can tell he doesn't fully understand what propaganda is. 🤧"

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