The Aubrey Masango Show

On the weird and wonderful this evening we talk about African religion and water, and we’re joined by Dr ZuluMathabo, intellectual historian; lexicographer; poet; shepherd boy and published author of more than eight books.

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This Women’s month on Financial Matters we talk about women and money. We will look at a number of issues ranging from; women focusing on their finances, what research tells us about women and money regarding risk tolerance, Investing, financial stress, etc and we close with what women and money mean for men. As always we’re joined by Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank.

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On our education feature we continue with our fortnight session on “Why must you build Your Own Economy” we talk to Obakeng E R Gaitate, an Accountant, Author, Economist, and Corporate Law Consultant. He is the Founder of Gaitate Institute, an organisation that aims to build 1 million millionaires, multi-millionaires, and 1 000 Billionaires by 2030. This week’s we look at the question of ‘does religion hinder or help in your efforts of becoming successful.

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On this evening’s entrepreneur feature, Andisa Ramavhunga, Group Chief Advisor at Ntiyiso Consulting Group, talks about the buzzwords that every entrepreneur should be aware of and understand they impact they have on their business. He will be unpacking and demystifying these in layman’s terms and creating familiarity and comfort for business leaders.

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On our Political Analysis feature, we talk to Political Analyst, Prince Mashele, about the EFF's 10th year celebration and if we should still underestimate them as we're heading to 2024 National elections.

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On the second part of our Current Affairs , we look at the issue of lack of pathologists to perform autopsies in mortuaries and the impact this is having on families that want to bury their loved ones and we will be joined by Alpha Ramushwana, EWN Reporter.

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On Current Affairs, this evening we look at the issue of zama-zama’s and illegal mining as you heard on news reports, five people have been killed following a shooting incident in Riverlea, just outside Soweto which is also next to Zamimpilo informal settlement, which has become a hotspot for illegal mining. To find out more about what the city is doing to deal with the ongoing shootings and killing we’re joined by Dr Mgcini Tshwaku, City of Johannesburg’s MMC for Public Safety.

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Dr. Lesley Ann Foster, the founder and executive director of Masimanyane Women’s Rights International, is a relentless advocate for eradicating gender-based violence and advancing women's rights. Her influential work extends to 26 African countries as the President of Amanitare Sexual Rights Network, and across 122 countries through the International Women’s Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific. A dedicated activist, she tirelessly uplifts women's knowledge and agency, inspiring them to become agents of change in their lives and society. Guided by her personal vision as an African feminist, she is committed to creating a world where all women are free, valued, and enjoy their human rights.

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Dr. Sifiso Falala who is the founder and Chief Executive Officer of Sovereign Africa Ratings. Furthermore, he is the CEO of Plus 94 Research, one of the largest independent market research companies in South Africa. He is the current President of Pan African Media Research Organisation (PAMRO), a former Chairman of Southern African Marketing Research Association (SAMRA) and is currently a member of European Society for Opinion and Marketing Research (ESOMAR). He holds a Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) degree from the Da Vinci Institute, Master of Science in Population Studies, and Bachelor of Business Studies with Honours.

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African leaders have gathered in Russia for a summit with President Vladimir Putin amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The two-day summit, held in St. Petersburg, aims to strengthen ties between Russia and the continent. However, Western powers have allegedly applied "outrageous" pressure on African heads of state to discourage attendance at the summit. Despite this interference, Putin remains optimistic, emphasizing Africa's importance as one of the emerging poles in the multipolar world. The summit will address various issues, including trade, cooperation, and efforts to pursue peace in Ukraine. Joining to discuss this is Professor Fulefelo Netswera from the BRICS research institute and Peter Fabricus, Journalist and policy analyst

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