Russell Lamberti
Economist, author and libertarian Russell Lamberti joins The Renegade Report for this instalment. Russ explains how South Africa is practicing "Socialism 2.0", who the various players are in this venture, and why we should be more supportive of the Zuma camp than the Gordhan camp. Roman slams the D…
Freedom Trumps Commies
On this episode of the show the guest is economist, free market expert, and author Russell Lamberti. Russell tells us why Pravin Gordhan is steering us off a fiscal cliff with communist policy, and mulls the benefits and disadvantages of Brian Molefe as a Zuma puppet replacement. Roman explores whe…
Lamberti on Sakeliga/Neasa interdicting employee race quotas: An attempt to head off more ANC lunacy
The pot-boiling strategy of destructive ANC economic policies is typified in its approach to employment equity, a quota-based employment system that SA businesses are obliged to implement from September. Sakeliga executive director Russell Lamberti explains why his organisation and Neasa are approa…
Two Peas in a Podcast with Russell Lamberti
A definitive political analysis from Russell Lamberti. Essential.
Ep. 236 - The 20th century is dying while the 21st century struggles to be born | Russell Lamberti
I'm joined by economist Russell Lamberti to discuss an old world/paradigm/gods dying while new ones struggle to be born. We also discuss who will be the likely winners that will shape the 21st century, how change can be negative, and how adept humans are at normalising decay and chaos.
Sakeliga proposes ‘off-ramp’ to shield compliant businesses from US tariffs and ANC policy fallout
As the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) faces bipartisan scrutiny in Washington ahead of its December 2026 deadline, South African business group Sakeliga has submitted a radical new proposal for "subnational differentiation". Russell Lamberti explains how the plan would allow individual c…
BN Daybreak - Mon 8 June 2026: Oil rises; R2bn hospital scandal; AGOA off-ramp proposal; Apple AI
This morning’s Daybreak covers global market movements as oil ticks up amid Middle East tensions and tech shares slump globally.
Meanwhile, Apple prepares to unveil its overhauled Siri and new AI features at WWDC.
Locally, Lauren Evanthia addresses a massive R2 billion South African hospital sca…
BN Daybreak: Police generals' R3.6 bn salary bill; AGOA reforms; Andy Burnham; DA governance
In this episode of BizNews Daybreak, we cover global strikes in the US-Iran conflict, Red Sea shipping risks, Paramount's blocked merger, and new UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham. Locally, Parliament's Ian Cameron questions SAPS's R3.6bn senior leadership salary bill, Mayor Chris Pappas highlights uM…
WS MoreOrLess: Zimbabwe's Economy
Zimbabwe’s budget provided a fascinating insight into the country’s economy last week. Ben Carter looks at what the numbers mean for the future prosperity of Zimbabwe and the challenges the nation faces. The programme hears from David Blair, Chief Foreign Correspondent at The Daily Telegraph, Julia…
Ep. 264 - The South African government is planning a "white tax"? | Russell Lamberti
I'm joined by economist Russell Lamberti to explain the South African government's plans for a Transformation Fund, or what him and others are classifying as a "white tax". We also discuss how the ANC earned South Africa the title of the most race-regulated country in the world.
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