Eusebius McKaiser

Eusebius McKaiser is a South African radio host on Talk Radio 702 and CapeTalk every weekday. Eusebius is also a prominent, political analyst, broadcaster, lecturer and writer.

Eusebius McKaiser studied moral philosophy, and later lectured in the philosophy department at Rhodes University.
Eusebius is also a renowned writer who published his first book, a collection of essays entitled ‘A Bantu In My Bathroom’ which is a best seller that sold over 10 000.

His second book, ‘Could I vote DA?’ poses the question, Why can’t the DA win more votes from black South Africans? Will they remain a white party? What are they doing wrong? Eusebius McKaiser has earned a formidable reputation as a commentator and analyst who does not pull his punches. In this highly entertaining, somewhat provocative book, he unpacks the DA for us and shows us what they do wrong, and what they do right, with a view to determining how well they will perform in future elections. Written in the highly readable style McKaiser is known for, with lots of examples from his own experience, his friends’ experiences and the responses of callers to his radio show.