The Aubrey Masango Show

Listeners engaging with Thabo whether the DA should have marched to Luthuli House and what difference that would make as well as the pro and cons of the march are for the DA.

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Last week on Financial Matters, we spoke about having emergency saving. So, this week we continue our discussion on 5 steps to financial wellness with the focus being “working with a financial adviser” and Dr Frank Magwegwe, Head of Financial Wellness and Advisory at Nedbank and GIBS faculty member, joins us to elaborate on what financial advisors should do for you.

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On our Entrepreneurship feature we talk to Malesela Rachel "Ouma" Tema, Creative and Founding Director at Plus-Fab, talking about her journey to designing clothes for plus women, her challenges, her inspiration, and the lessons she learned along the way.

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On the Love Connection tonight we are joined by Dr Nomasonto Portia Zwane who is a Relationship Coach, to talk about ‘Does money make or breaks a marriage or a relationship?’ and how to deal with that instances should one be in that situation. Do you need money, J.O.B or both to be with him or her?

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On Legal Matters, we talk to Claire Thomson, Specialist Family Law Practitioner and Head of the Family Law Department at Witz Inc., talk to us about how the Children's Act does not properly recognise unmarried parents who have kids through artificial insemination compared to married parents. She unpacks certain issues that the act does not take into consideration which ultimately discriminates/violates other parent’s rights. 

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On political analysis we’re joined by Asanda Ngoasheng, an independent political analyst, looking at Cadre Deployment issue. The matter is being challenged in court by the DA and one could ask ‘Is Cadre Deployment partly responsible for the decaying state of affairs?’

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On our second part of our Current Affairs feature we look at the impact that loadshedding has been having on funeral parlours and were joined by Johan Rousseau, Funeral Industry Reformed Association chairman.

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On our first segment of our Current Affairs feature we talk to Energy Expert, Prince Adil Nchabeleng, talks to us about the release of the 6-month progress update by the National Energy Crisis Committee (NECOM).

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On Medical Matters this evening, we talk to Dr Rajendra Singh, Dermatologist in practicing in Pietermaritzburg and Durban., about January being skin cancer awareness month focusing on being sunsmart about our skin, knowing and understanding the dangers that our skins are prone and how to take care of our skin, especially since kids will be doing sporting activities. We need to know how to protect ourselves and our kids in the sun.

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For those living with a disability as a result of being an amputee, life can be challenging and independence is something longed for by many. But hope is on the horizon, thanks to Sibongile Mongadi, founder of Uku’hamba (Pty) Ltd, a company producing lightweight prosthetics for amputees living with disability. Her work is helping to give amputees their independence and their dignity back, and improve their life conditions in general.

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0677218062 - WhatsApp and calls

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