The Aubrey Masango Show

On Kwa Ntu feature, we look at the issue of Black tax vs Black Thanks, with Siyabonga Africa Mkhize, CEO at the Umsamo Institute and an independent African Spirituality Consultant at Spirit Animals, is qualified with a BHSc in Health Sciences from the University of the Witwatersrand and Dr Bishop Jessica Mbangeni, was part of the Viceroy’s Vul’Umlomo series.

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On Crime Time we talk to Jan Vermeulen - Editor of MyBroadband talking about a story that they published on how Eskom employees and contractors at the Tutuka power station managed to steal spares worth R1.3 billion and got away with it.

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Tonight, on our Psychological matter we look at influence of electronic media on youth mental health and what people allow in their personal spaces and we are joined by clinical psychologist Sinette van Rooy Booysen.

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On Change your mindset feature, we are joined by Michael Lee, Master of Creativity and Innovation Coaching, Esther James, World Creativity and Innovation Creator and Dr Jim Friedman, creative entrepreneur, teaches Creativity and Entrepreneurship; talking about "celebrating World Creativity Day”. The theme for this year is ‘collaboration’ and we will look at why are people scared of the most wonderful thing about themselves/ how can we encourage people to embrace their creativity and make tomorrow amazing?

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On the Weird and Wonderful tonight we are joined by Savyasaci Das Prabhu, a Monk, joins to talk about what is a soul? does it a soul exist? can it be touched?

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On Financial Matters, we continue with Part 2 of training yourself to do hard things with Investment Manager from Luthuli Capital, Mduduzi Luthuli.

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On the Men Torque tonight we look at redefining masculinity to figure out ways to be not just a good men but good humans in a warm and personal talk to see if you can use the same qualities that you feel make you a man and we will be joined by Garron Gsell the Founder and CEO of Men Foundation.

 

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What’s unfolding in Pimville/Klipsruit where one person has been killed and 5 wounded and there’s rumours of the community retaliating against people of the informal settlement whom its been alleged that they have ben stealing cable every time Eskom replaces them.

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The relationship between learners and teachers is regulated, directly and indirectly, by various instruments. Firstly, there is Constitution of the Republic of South Africa, 1996. Then there is a Schools Act, and there are well-established legal principles in terms of the common law, etc. In addition, Children’s Act does find application in this regard. One may further add schools code of conduct, public policy (i.e., what the legal convictions of society would regard as appropriate behaviour), and so on. The principles, from all these instruments, are aligned and the overriding principle is to safeguard “the best interests of the child.”

 

Mthokozisi Maphumulo, senior associate at Adams & Adams, joins us on our Legal Matters feature to talk about the nature of the teacher – pupil relationship, what the legal parameters are, as well as define the legal implications of having that relationship abused. 

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In Africa At A Glance, we look at an exclusive investigation by BBC’s Africa eye which uncovered how rogue pastors exploit the trust and belief of their followers for profit and power in Uganda and were joined by BBC Africa Eye reporter, Peter MacJob.

 

This film can be viewed at: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ce2J5JPTuqI

[BBC AFRICA EYE REVEALS HOW RELIGIOUS CULTS IN UGANDA REJECT SOME CHRISTIAN CONVENTIONS]

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