Eusebius McKaiser

Eusebius McKaiser (28 March 1978 – 30 May 2023) was a prominent South African political analyst, author, broadcaster, and public speaker.12 He gained recognition for his insightful commentary on South African politics and society, as well as his work in radio broadcasting.1

Career Highlights

• Political Analysis: McKaiser was known for his sharp political analysis and commentary, contributing to various publications including Mail & Guardian, Sunday Times, Foreign Policy, The Guardian, and The New York Times.1

• Broadcasting: He hosted several radio shows, including "Politics and Morality" and "The Eusebius McKaiser Show" on Radio 702, and "Power Talk" on Power FM.12

• Writing: McKaiser authored three books on South African politics and society:

  1. "A Bantu in My Bathroom!" (2012)
  2. "Could I Vote DA?: A Voter's Dilemma" (2014)
  3. "Run Racist Run: Journeys into the Heart of Racism" (2016)1

• Public Speaking: He was a regular MC, facilitator, and keynote speaker on the conference circuit.3

Education and Achievements

• Rhodes University graduate with degrees in law and philosophy1
• Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, where he received a BPhil1
• World Masters Debate Champion in 20111

McKaiser was known for his advocative-radical approach to broadcasting, using his platform to shape public discourse and contribute to South Africa's cultural fabric.2 He passed away on May 30, 2023, at the age of 44, due to a suspected epileptic seizure.1