The Aubrey Masango Show

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On this evening’s entrepreneur feature, we talk to Carolien Nelson, H&M South Africa country manager and Miles Kubheka, Entrepreneur and Philanthropist, about a Suitably Dressed initiative, a nationwide effort aimed at equipping job seekers in need with interview-ready attire through a workwear donation drive.

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On this evening’s entrepreneur feature, Andisa Ramavhunga, Group Chief Advisor at Ntiyiso Consulting Group, joins us for Part 2 of Income statement, which looks at a brief overview of cash flow statement and how to use financial ratios (key ones) to measure progress on value creation.

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On Legal Matters, we talk to Osborne Molatudi, Founder of Molatudi Attorneys and Employment & Labour Law Expert, about a recent ruling by the Johannesburg High Court that ssections of the Basic Conditions of Employment Act (BCEA) and the Unemployment Insurance Fund (UIF) Act have been declared unconstitutional because, when it comes to “maternity leave”, they unfairly discriminate against mothers and fathers, surrogate parents, and those who adopt children.

Judge Roland Sutherland suspended the declaration of invalidity for two years to give parliament time to “cure the defects”. This means that the ruling has to be confirmed by the Constitutional Court, and the minister of labour may note an intention to apply for leave to appeal it. What does all of tis mean, Osborne Molatudi, our labour law expert joins us to give a better understanding of this high court judgement.

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The Minister of Finance is set to deliver his midterm budget on Wednesday which revises economic predictions and implements urgent adjustments to expenditure.  Some economists predict possible tax increase and some salary cuts and expenditure cuts on some essentials from government. For more on what we can expect expect we’re joined by Dr Iraj  Abedian, Chief Economist at the Pan African Investment & Research services.

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On Political Analysis we talk to Rise Mzansi’s leader, Songezo Zibi, about his latest opinion piece on Mail and Guardian titled” The Boks’ real gift to South Africa is leadership”.

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Earlier today, legal  representatives for Life Esidimeni NGOs continued arguments in the North Gauteng High Court in Pretoria. The investigation seeks to determine if anyone can be held criminally liable for the deaths of the 144 mentally ill patients during their relocation from Life Esidimeni facilities in June 2016. The legal representatives of the families of deceased patients say there’s enough evidence to prosecute those responsible for their deaths. To give us an update on this matter is Sasha Stevenson, Executive director at SECTION27.

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On today’s episode of South Africans doing great things we feature Xbros delivery owned by two young ambitious men, Thando and Luthando. X Bros is a delivery service company that delivers delicious restaurant food, Groceries, Parcels as well as Medication from clinics or pharmacy with the aim to create convenience for people while stimulating the local economy accompanied by youth employment.

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