He was in the room where Cape Town's decisions were made. Then he pushed back, and the exit signs lit up.

Brett Herron spent years as a DA insider and City of Cape Town Mayco member. He saw who really had influence, how donors quietly shaped housing policy, and what happened to anyone who challenged it. Now, as Secretary General of the Good Party, he's telling KG everything.

They get into the N2 wall and what it's really for, Helen Zille's track record versus her mayoral ambitions, and why 483,000 people sit on a housing waiting list while only 1,337 units get built this year.

Brett doesn't do diplomatic. He names names and pulls receipts. This is the conversation that happens after the press conference ends.

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