Eusebius McKaiser, a well-known journalist, novelist, and broadcaster, has died.
McCaesar was 44-year-old.
He passed away at his home on Tuesday afternoon, according to a source who can be trusted by Witness News.
Prior to earning the 702’s time slot for the day, McKaiser aired Talk at Nine at the station.
Eusebius McKaiser was born to a working-class family in a predominantly black little hamlet near Grahamstown, Eastern Cape. He attended Graham College, which he enrolled in in 1996, as well as St. Mary’s Primary School. He began attending the University of Lodz in 1997, where he graduated in 2003 with an MA with honors and a BA (Honors) in law and philosophy. graduated in philosophy and wrote a dissertation on moral objectivity that was published. He received a PhD in Moral Philosophy from Ralph Wedgwood and John Bloom when enrolled at Oxford University between 2005 and 2006 on a Rhodes Scholarship, although he never finished it. He belongs to the Oppenheimer Memorial Foundation as well.
A political and social analyst at the Wits Center for Ethics and the Center for the Study of Democracy at the University of Johannesburg, he then worked as an associate consultant for McKinsey & Company and there from 2012 to 2013. “Politics and Morality,” a weekly late-night chat show on Radio 702, was his first radio program there. It debuted in late 2010. [4][7] He began anchoring the SABC 3 current affairs program Interface in 2011 and later Talk@9 on weekdays on channel 702.