The Aubrey Masango Show
Change your Mindest: Innovating our Heritage
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Weird and Wonderful: Storms that were currently experiencing in South Africa.
With the recent storms and extreme flooding that we’ve been experiencing, people’s homes being destroyed and lives lost, what is the cause of this destructive weather? For our weird and wonderful feature, we will be joined by Prof. Jasper Knight is Professor of Physical Geography, University of th…
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Financial Matters: Credit Report and Credit scores
On Financial Matters we talking all things credit report and credit scores. As always we’re joined by Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank.
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Legal Matters: Desertion in Divorce
This week on our Legal Matters we look at this issue of desertion in divorce, what is it, what constitute it and what the court has to say about it and we’re joined by our legal expert, Claire Thomson, Specialist Family Law Practitioner and Head of the Family Law Department at Witz Inc.
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Education Feature: How employing student teachers as teaching assistants can transform SA's education system.
The transformation of education begins with teachers. According to School-days, a fundraising programme, more than half of the current teacher population is over the age of 55 and will soon be heading for retirement. In addition to that, is the shortage of maths, science and technology specialists,…
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The Love Connection: Why looks shouldn't matters when you're looking for love.
On our Love Connection we discuss the issue of looks in love. Are looks important when you’re looking for love? Are they the only thing you consider when looking for someone to spend the rest of our life with? Dimakatso Molapo aka Dr Dee, who’s a life coach, joins us to unpack this interesting conv…
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Current Affairs: Impact of Western’s cape recent storms.
A level nine weather warning has been issued for the Overberg area of the Western Cape after a storm hit Sunday afternoon. This has resulted in power cuts, flooded roads, making difficult for citizens to move around and destroyed people’s homes. To talk to us about the devastating impact of this st…
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Current Affairs: Strange weather conditions we’re currently experiencing in South Africa
This evening on Current Affairs we look at the current weather storms that we have heard been reported and were joined by Lehlohonolo Thobela, forecaster at South African Weather Services to get more information about these strange but interesting weather.
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Medical Matters: World Retina Day on 24 September and the impact that diabetes has on it.
With the number of people living with diabetes in South Africa projected to rise to over six million by 2045, calls have been made for interventions to be implemented to curb the increased loss of vision due to diabetic eye complications.On Medical Matters this evening we look at the impact that di…
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South African Doing Great Things with Mzikhona Mgedle, founder of Langa Bicycle Hub
On South Africans doing greatthings we talk to Mzikhona Mgedle who started the Langa Bicycle Hub from his second-floor flat in Langa, during the Covid-19 pandemic, which initially wa meant to deliver medicine by bicycle to bedridden people in the community. Today the hub is a local enterprise offer…
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