The Aubrey Masango Show

Home Affairs Minister Aaron Motsoaledi called on mayors to audit spaza shops in their areas to ensure that the shops and their owners are registered following public outcry over their documentation. Dr Motsoaledi joins us this evening to talk more on this.

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In February, as we celebrate love, it's also an opportune time to prioritize reproductive health. Today, on Medical Matters, we focus on men's reproductive health. From fertility and hormonal balance to routine health checks and sperm quality, there's much to consider. This conversation isn't limited to men; perhaps you have a son, husband, or boyfriend who can't join us, but you can stay informed on their behalf. Please join me and my guest tonight, Dr Craig Mamitele, who’s a Urologist as we have this conversation.

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 Last year med student Sarah Camp decided to complete her 1000km strong cycle, giving marathon racers a run for their money. And her cycle had a different reward in mind; one that has now secured much-needed funds for students struggling with debt and she now joins us.

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In today's installment of CEO's Corner, we chat to Palesa Madumo, CEO of Vuma Reputation Management company. Hailing from Meadowlands in Soweto, Palesa has shattered boundaries, embarking on a journey across the globe to achieve the remarkable success she enjoys today.

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The interest in studying abroad has grown exponentially over the years and students and parents are forever exploring and looking for workable and reliable study options for their children, particularly with regard to programs such as Medicine, Veterinary, Architecture and many other programs which are difficult to gain entry into locally.  International Education Link, has been assisting students to overcome these challenges and has assisted thousands of students to gain entry into every type of program via the many study abroad options that they provide for students. This evening Christine Whittaker, Founder and Managing Director, joinus to tell more about the roadshow that International Education Link will be having next week Monday on how sudent can be able to access this opportunity of studying abroad.

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Two days ago President Cyril Ramaphosa announced the deployment of 2,900 soldiers to the eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) as part of the Southern African Democratic Community (SADC) mission. The United Nations (UN) peacekeeping mission which has been fighting in Congo will withdraw from the DRC by the end of the year. The UN Organisation Mission in the DRC (Monusco) has been in the eastern part of that country battling the M23 and other rebel groups for many years.

The troops are part of a regional force helping DR Congo's military as it confronts a series of armed groups. South Africa began deploying troops to eastern DR Congo in December under the banner of the 16-member regional bloc, the Southern African Development Community (Sadc).

They are taking over from the Kenyan-led East African Force (EAF), which left in December - about a year after it was welcomed by President Félix Tshisekedi. What reason has been given for the deployment? Can the Sadc force succeed? What is the strength of the Sadc force? Why have military interventions failed to reign in the rebels? Could the SADC intervention go differently? So many questions and help is answering some of these questions were joined by Willem Else, Senior Training Coordinator and Researcher at Institute of Security Studies.

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Every society wrestles with the nature of justice, punishment, fairness, and order. The iconic image of a blindfolded woman wielding a set of scales – or sometimes a sword – has been endured as a symbol around the world. Beyond a symbol, what is justice? On Constitutionally Speaking this evening we talk about what is justice, what does it look like and whether has our constitution been able to give South Africans this justice especially looking at the injustices that people have endured in the past. Lesley Blake, Family Law Attorney and & Ntate Benny Palime joins us for this discussion.

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Have you ever experienced guilt after eating something? That instant feeling of anxiety or shame over indulging in that slice of cheesecake? With the growing emphasis on healthy eating and lifestyles, a potential consequence is food guilt, which can contribute to eating disorders and depression. How can you navigate and avoid this phenomenon? Join as we unpack the psychology of food guilt with Dietician Matome Diala.

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