Being Trevor Noah
Updated | By Terence Pillay
Trevor Noah is arguably South Africa’s biggest export. Terence Pillay catches up with him on his return to the country after two years.

When Trevor Noah left South Africa to try and make it as a stand-up comedian in America a few years ago, he had no idea that he would become the next big sensation. The South African comedian took over the reins from Jon Stewart at the Emmy Award winning The Daily Show.
Read: Trevor Noah and Charlize Theron visit Cape Town pupils
Two years later, he’s back in South Africa with a new stage show There’s a Gupta on my Stoep, which he managed to put together during a short break from The Daily Show.
Take a listen to his chat with Terence Pillay in the podcast below:
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