The Aubrey Masango Show

Woolworths Cafe has recently announced its transition to a cashless system, meaning they will accept only card and digital payments. This move has ignited a discussion on the idea of a cashless society. With the decline of cash usage, various countries, including Norway, Hong Kong, and New Zealand, have approached near-cashless status. Could this work in SA? Is it too soon? What would it take? Chief Economist at Antswisa Capital, Miyelani Mkhabela and It’s Jonathan Jacobs from Halo Dot, joins to talk about the pros and cons of this and whether is SA ready for such a transition.

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This evening on Financial Matters we talk to Wendy Selebi – Former Executive Financial Wellness at Nedbank. She has 37 years of financial education experience. She joins to talk about lessons she learned on her journey and what listeners should do since the year that started and to give advice on how she prepared herself for retirement.

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This evening on the love connection we talk to Refiloe Khameli, Dating and Relationship coach, about whether is it weird that some married couples sleep separately from one another. Has sleeping together always been a norm? Why is it sometimes frowned upon? Can it enhance a marriage's intimate relations? What is your experience or what do you prefer?

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Tonight, on our entrepreneur feature we talk to Andisa Ramavhunga, Group Chief Advisor at Ntiyiso Consulting Group, to recap and consolidation the topics that have been discussed to date on how SMMEs (or any other business for that matter) can think about strategy to create value. We connect the dots from: Strategy, organisational design, leadership, Financials, etc.

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On legal Matters this evening we look at the issue of divorce settlement, what it is, when to have it, what’s included, significance of having one and Claire Thomson, Specialist Family Law Practitioner and Head of the Family Law Department at Witz Inc. joins us.

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A two-day public hearing of South Africa’s genocide case against Israel at the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has concluded. On the initial day of the hearing, South Africa presented a list of acts it deemed genocidal by Israel, and Israel subsequently defended itself on Friday. Now the court will determine if South Africa's case is strong for issuing a provisional measure to stop the Israeli military's attacks on Gaza. What will be the possible outcome? What impact will this have on South Africa as well as the Palestinians? To unpack this for in the most basic terms, we will be joined by Adv Mark Oppenheimer, Advocate & member of the Johannesburg Bar and Ms Charmika Samaradiwakera-Wijesundara, a Senior Lecturer at Wits and an Attorney.

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Anthony Teixeira, EWN Sport Reporter joins us to talk about the AFCON cup updates this evening and an analysis on how SA would fair tomorrow evening on their match with Mali at 22h00pm .

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In today’s episode of medical matters, we will delve into Lupus, an inflammatory disease wherein the immune system targets its own tissues. Lupus is a complex condition with ongoing medical care and support to maintain their health and well-being. According to South African Rheumatism and Arthritis association, Lupus is 9 times more common in women than men.

To discuss this further with us, we are joined by Dr Tshepo Ngale, who is a Rheumatologist and Selaelo Makwela, an ambassador of Lupus SA and living with Lupus.

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