Real Talk with Mona Davids

Jacinta Ngobese Zuma says the government must enforce immigration laws more strictly, arguing that current enforcement is failing and international agreements are undermining South Africa’s sovereignty.MARCH AND MARCHA citizen-led movement focused on comprehensive immigration reform and the protection of South African rights, driven by public participation, accountability, and the long-term social, economic, and legal interests of the nation.Website: https://marchandmarch.org.za/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574718056265Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCcXk5HylteaN1r-rXlLdLJgTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@march.and.marchVisit Us:https://www.littleafricanews.com/https://www.facebook.com/LittleAfricaUS/https://x.com/LittleAfricaUS

Jacinta Ngobese Zuma says South Africa lacks an effective immigration plan, with weak enforcement and corruption allowing illegal immigrants to return and remain in the country.MARCH AND MARCHA citizen-led movement focused on comprehensive immigration reform and the protection of South African rights, driven by public participation, accountability, and the long-term social, economic, and legal interests of the nation.Website: https://marchandmarch.org.za/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574718056265Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCcXk5HylteaN1r-rXlLdLJgTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@march.and.marchVisit Us:https://www.littleafricanews.com/https://www.facebook.com/LittleAfricaUS/https://x.com/LittleAfricaUS

Jacinta Ngobese Zuma says research data suggests there could be around 27 million illegal immigrants in South Africa, far higher than the reported figures.MARCH AND MARCHA citizen-led movement focused on comprehensive immigration reform and the protection of South African rights, driven by public participation, accountability, and the long-term social, economic, and legal interests of the nation.Website: https://marchandmarch.org.za/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574718056265Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCcXk5HylteaN1r-rXlLdLJgTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@march.and.marchVisit Us:https://www.littleafricanews.com/https://www.facebook.com/LittleAfricaUS/https://x.com/LittleAfricaUS

Jacinta Ngobese Zuma argues that South Africa must take stronger action on illegal immigration, saying the government is putting illegal foreign nationals before citizens and undermining national interests.MARCH AND MARCHA citizen-led movement focused on comprehensive immigration reform and the protection of South African rights, driven by public participation, accountability, and the long-term social, economic, and legal interests of the nation.Website: https://marchandmarch.org.za/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574718056265Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCcXk5HylteaN1r-rXlLdLJgTiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@march.and.marchVisit Us:https://www.littleafricanews.com/https://www.facebook.com/LittleAfricaUS/https://x.com/LittleAfricaUS

Jacinta Ngobese Zuma discusses the rise of illegal immigration in South Africa, the concerns driving the March and March protests, and weak government enforcement. She outlines the movement’s demands for stricter immigration control and prioritizing South African citizens. MARCH AND MARCH A citizen-led movement focused on comprehensive immigration reform and the protection of South African rights, driven by public participation, accountability, and the long-term social, economic, and legal interests of the nation. Website: https://marchandmarch.org.za/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61574718056265 Youtube: youtube.com/channel/UCcXk5HylteaN1r-rXlLdLJg Tiktok: https://www.tiktok.com/@march.and.march Visit Us: https://www.littleafricanews.com/ https://www.facebook.com/LittleAfricaUS/ https://x.com/LittleAfricaUS

Vijay Dandapani, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Hotel Association of New York City, discussed New York’s hotel industry, including the Hotel Association’s support for hotels, labor relations, employee development and scholarships, community assistance during COVID-19 and migrant housing, career opportunities in the sector, union contract, and the city’s readiness for major events like the World Cup and peak tourism seasons.

Commissioner Afua Atta-Mensah discusses New York City’s inaugural Racial Equity Plan, highlighting disparities in wealth and life expectancy, the city’s efforts to engage the public—including the African diaspora—and the steps being taken to hold agencies accountable for advancing racial and economic justice.

Experts weigh in on Zohran Mamdani’s education policies, highlighting concerns about union influence, progressive and socialists agendas, and potential impacts on NYC students and schools.

Jon Levine raised concerns that Mamdani’s education policies might introduce socialist ideas into schools, influencing students’ views and future voters.

Michael Benjamin raised concerns about Jamaal Bowman potentially leading NYC schools under Mamdani, citing negative impacts on students and parents.

Yiatin Chu highlighted concerns about Zohran Mamdani’s education policies, his limited public statements, and the influence of unions and progressive groups on his decisions.

The discussion looks at Governor Kathy Hochul’s New York Times op-ed endorsing Zohran Mamdani for mayor. Jon Levine and Yiatin Chu shared their views, noting debates over her reasoning, political timing, and pressure from progressive groups.

An in-depth discussion with expert panelists on the 2025 New York City mayoral race, following Governor Kathy Hochul’s endorsement of Zohran Mamdani. The episode explores education policies, public safety, housing affordability, and the impact of Mamdani’s democratic socialist platform on New Yorkers.Launched in 2021 to cover New York City’s municipal elections, On The Spot with Mona Davids returns for the 2025 election season under LittleAfrica News. With a proven track record of insightful political coverage, the series dives deep into the candidates, campaigns, and key issues shaping the future of NYC.

In this episode, Mona Davids speaks with Tony Herbert, a longtime community activist, for an exclusive interview on the NYC mayoral race and local politics. The discussion covers Mayor Eric Adams’ recent press conference and reelection plans, Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani’s stance on police funding and public safety, media bias, and Adams’ accomplishments as mayor.

An in-depth discussion featuring expert panelists on the 2025 New York City mayoral race, covering key issues such as public safety, housing, education, economic growth, and community representation. The conversation highlights diverse perspectives on candidate platforms, voter engagement, and the city’s future direction.Launched in 2021 to cover New York City’s municipal elections, On The Spot with Mona Davids returns for the 2025 election season under LittleAfrica News. With a proven track record of insightful political coverage, the series dives deep into the candidates, campaigns, and key issues shaping the future of NYC.

The Candidate Forum, hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising, featured Councilman Keith Powers and State Senator Brad Hoylman-Sigal, as they discussed their plans for Manhattan's future. Topics included public safety, the housing crisis, local businesses, education, and the fentanyl crisis. Both candidates shared their visions for economic growth, infrastructure improvements, and inclusive community engagement.

One-on-one interview with Mark Levine at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Levine emphasized fiscal responsibility, strong audits, and addressing housing, mental health, and economic challenges through strategic, community-focused investments.

One-on-one interview with Justin Brannan at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Brannan shares his vision for a fiscally responsible New York City, focusing on pension fund oversight, affordable housing, and using the city’s $115 billion budget to address income inequality and improve living standards.

One-on-one interview with Kevin Parker at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Parker, representing Brooklyn’s 21st District, at the Comptroller Candidates Forum. He shares his vision for addressing affordability, improving public housing, managing the city’s pension funds, and boosting economic growth by focusing on small businesses and increasing wages.

One-on-one interview with Ismael Malave Perez at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Perez, a longtime public servant with 27 years of experience working under five comptrollers. At the Comptroller Candidates Forum co-hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising, he highlighted his Bronx roots and commitment to transparency, accountability, and fiscal responsibility.

One-on-one interview with Marty Dolan at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Dolan outlines his vision for strategic, long-term solutions to NYC’s pressing issues, including NYCHA reform, youth tax relief, and congestion neutrality.

One-on-one interview with Jenifer Rajkumar at the Citywide Candidates Virtual Forum hosted by LittleAfrica News and One City Rising. Rajkumar outlines her candidacy for Public Advocate, highlighting her record on civil rights, public safety, quality of life issues, and her commitment to restoring trust and accountability in city government.

One-on-one interview with Ismael Malave Perez, candidate for New York City Comptroller, advocates for fiscal oversight, pension protection, and transparent, accountable governance. To learn more about Perez, please visit his website at malavefornyc.com.As we did in 2021, the Meet The Candidate series from LittleAfrica News is speaking with candidates running for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council.The purpose of this initiative is to give voters the necessary information before the Primary Election in June and the General Election in November.

One-on-one interview with Rafael Salamanca Jr., who presents his plan to improve the Bronx through affordable housing, small business support, public safety initiatives, and youth development, with a focus on community-driven solutions as Borough President. For more information, visit his website at salamanca4thebronx.com.As we did in 2021, the Meet The Candidate series from LittleAfrica News is speaking with candidates running for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council.The purpose of this initiative is to give voters the necessary information before the Primary Election in June and the General Election in November.

One-on-one interview with New York City Public Advocate Jumaane Williams discusses his 2025 re-election campaign, emphasizing fiscal accountability, housing affordability, and inclusive economic recovery. Williams outlines his vision for a transparent, equitable city government that prioritizes underserved communities. To learn more about Jumaane’s plans, visit his website at jumaanewilliams.com.As we did in 2021, the Meet The Candidate series from LittleAfrica News is speaking with candidates running for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council.The purpose of this initiative is to give voters the necessary information before the Primary Election in June and the General Election in November.

One-on-one interview with Zellnor Myrie, a New York State Senator who is a candidate for New York City Mayor. Zellnor shares his vision for improving New York City and outlines his strategies to enhance the living conditions for its citizens if he is elected. To learn more about Zellnor's plans, check out his website zellnor.nycAs we did in 2021, the Meet The Candidate series from LittleAfrica News is speaking with candidates running for Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller, Borough President, and City Council.The purpose of this initiative is to give voters the necessary information before the Primary Election in June and the General Election in November.

Roundtable discussion with community leaders and political strategists Yiatin Chu, Asian Wave Alliance President, Maria Danzilo, One City Rising Executive Director, Michael Benjamin, NY Post Associate Editorial Page Editor.Welcome to the On the Spot series with Mona Davids!Launched in 2021 to cover New York City’s municipal elections, LittleAfrica News’ On The Spot covers the 2025 election season. With a proven track record of insightful political coverage, the series dives deep into the candidates, campaigns, and key issues shaping the future of NYC.

Roundtable discussion with community leaders and political strategists Maria Danzilo, One City Rising Executive Director, Roberto Perez, The Perez Notes, Michael Benjamin, NY Post Associate Editorial Page Editor.Welcome to the relaunch of the On the Spot series with Mona Davids! Originally launched in 2021 to cover New York City’s municipal elections, LittleAfrica News’ On The Spot returns once again for the 2025 election season. With a proven track record of insightful political coverage, the series dives deep into the candidates, campaigns, and key issues shaping the future of NYC

One-on-one interview with education advocate Erika Donalds, discussing the proposed dismantling of the U.S. Department of Education. She addresses concerns about funding, special education services, and the future of school choice, explaining how shifting control back to states and local communities could impact students, parents, and educators nationwide.

One-on-one interview with El Hadji Ndao, NYC African Community Leader and Businessman. Mr. Ndao is the President of SunuAfrik Radio.The interview covers a wide range of topics from Donald Trump's 2024 election win, the migrant crisis in NYC, African immigrant challenges, NYC's migrant support initiatives, and Mayor Adams' engagement with the African community.

One-on-one interview with Mayor Eric Adams, the 110th Mayor of the City of New York, joins Mona Davids for the inaugural interview of her new podcast show, Real Talk with Mona Davids.The interview covers a wide range of topics from New York City shifting red and voting for President-elect Donald Trump, the migrant crisis, city programs, public safety, and proposed e-bikes regulations.