The Aubrey Masango Show

The Aubrey Masango Show

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The Aubrey Masango Show episodes

  • Weird and Wonderful: Did Giants ever exist?

    On our Weird and Wonderful feature today, we are going big, gigantic. From mythical legends to real-world discoveries, join us as we explore the fascination surrounding Giants, their cultural significance, historical narratives, and the scientific perspective. What are are giants? Were they real or just mythical characters? To have this discussion with us we are by Dion Forster, Professor of Head of Department of Systematic Theology and Ecclesiology at Stellenbosch University.

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    43 min
  • Financial Matters: The ABC’s of Financial Health for 2024

    Becoming money smart doesn’t happen overnight. Financial literacy is a lifelong pursuit which, over time and through experience, will give you the confidence you need to make the right decisions for your unique circumstances. In this evening session of Financial Matters, we continue the discussion we had with Wendy Selebi on the lessons she learned on her financial journey and how she prepared herself for retirement. And Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member joins us this evening.

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    47 min
  • Education Feature: The Allan Gray Makers Academy

    On Entrepreneur feature we talk to Seth Mulli, Allan Gray Makers Programme Director, about their The Allan Gray Makers StartUp Academy which is a fully funded 8-month incubation program for aspiring artisan entrepreneurs in the Plumbing and Electrical trades. Applications are still opened and Seth joins us to tell more about the incubation program.

     

    The Allan Gray Makers Academy is that helping hand, empowering technically talented youth with the skills and exposure needed to embark on their entrepreneurial journey," says Seth Mulli, Programme Director at Allan Gray Makers.

    Who Can Apply?

    The Allan Gray Makers StartUp Academy welcomes applications from individuals who meet the following criteria:

    • South African citizen or permanent resident
    • Qualified plumber or electrician (N6 qualification)
    • Completed or eligible to take a Trade Test
    • Age 18 to 35 (35 at the time of graduation, 18 at the time of application)
    • Based in Gauteng, Eastern Cape, KwaZulu-Natal, or Mpumalanga
    • Desire to start your own business
    • Working in the electrical or plumbing industry with a completed apprenticeship (minimum 18 months)
    • What Participants Will Gain:

      • Successful applicants to the programme will benefit from:
      • Training in entrepreneurial mindset development, new venture creation, marketing and sales, business management, financial management, branding, business e-skills, and personal mastery.
      • Opportunities to work in teams and network with other businesses.
        Access to personal mentorship, business shadowing, industry-expert coaches, and business advisory.
      • Access to markets with a focus on making your first sale.
      • Graduates will have access to life-long support.
      • How to Apply:
        Applications are now open, and interested individuals are encouraged to apply by visiting www.allangraymakers.co.za  or whatsapp: 066 579 7616 

        The deadline for applications is midnight on February 7, 2024.

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        44 min
      • Man Torque: How men deal with grief

        Encountering death is an unavoidable aspect of life, and the loss of a loved one can trigger a profound phase of sorrow referred to as grief. Coping mechanisms for grief vary among individuals and are influenced by a variety of factors that shape the grieving process. Today we look at how men cope with grief.

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        41 min
      • Legal Matters: Presenting fake or false Qualification and what the ramifications are.

        This evening on Legal Matters we look at the issue of presenting false qualification and what the repercussions are. In South Africa, presenting a fraudulent qualification or claiming a qualification or experience you do not have is a criminal offence, in terms of the National Qualifications Authority Amendment Act 12 of 2019, The National Qualifications Framework Amendment Act, which came into effect on August 2019, is designed to ensure that employees are not bamboozled by false qualification claims. It also aims to preserve the integrity of the institutions that grant degrees. 

        And lying on your social media pages, such as LinkedIn, is as punishable an offence as presenting a fake qualification on a CV addressed to a potential employer.

        The act states that criminal prosecution can result when a person “falsely or fraudulently claims to be holding a qualification or part-qualification registered on the NQF or awarded by an education institution, skills development provider, QC or obtained from a lawfully recognised foreign institution”. To educate us further on this we’re joined by Galeboe Modisapodi, Employment Relations & Employee Benefits Consultant, Accredited Commercial Mediator who’s Partnered with Molatudi Advisory Services (MAS).

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        44 min
      • Political Analysis: Consolidating our democracy: We're not yet the villains

        Dr Oscar van Heerdeen, Senior Research Fellow at Centre for African Diplomacy and Leadership at the University of Johannesburg writes that by looking at some of the wins over the past 30 years the SA government is not the villain yet. He wrote an interesting article on News24 titled “Consolidating our democracy: We're not yet the villains”.

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        48 min

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