The Aubrey Masango Show

We are joined by Dr. Ralph Mathekga, political analyst, as today marks the ninth anniversary of the killing of 34 striking mine workers at the hands of the SAPS in Marikana. AISA: Amnesty International South Africa says it is unacceptable that families of Marikana victims are still seeking justice.

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News & current affairs: We are joined by Dr Chris Klopper, Executive Officer at The South African Teachers’ Union on the unspoken issue of children and Covid-19, specifically in relation to the problem of the virus now spreading between pupils at school.

Sadtu claims that government is cutting corners dealing with this, where there were warnings about the dangers of overcrowded classrooms, especially in rural areas.

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News & current affairs: We are joined by Mahlatse Mahlase, EWN: Editor In Chief to follow up on our weekly state capture report.

In the latest letter from President Cyril Ramaphosa, where he talks about last week marking the end of the scheduled hearings of the Judicial Commission of Inquiry into State Capture, more than 1,000 days after the first witness testimony was heard, while the commission’s chairperson, Deputy Chief Justice Raymond Zondo has said it may be necessary for a few more witnesses to testify, says Ramaphosa, "the work of the commission is now one step closer to completion."

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For tonight's Medical Matters we are joined by Dr. Tlaleng Mofokeng - Dr. T, medical doctor, broadcaster, senior lecturer at Stellenbosch university and bestselling author of Dr T: A Guide to Sexual health and Pleasure for part two: woman's month show special, talking about the education as well as celebration of sexual health and pleasure for woman– moreover, in a time of Covid.

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For tonight's South Africans Doing Great Things feature we are joined by Dr. Ngwako Stephen Sebopetsa, principal of Rathaga Primary School in Rakwadu 1 Circuit, Mopani East District, who although raised in the small village of Sekhiming outside Giyani in Limpopo was just crowned the world's best principal. 

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Surprise live hand over gift: Not one but two suits for Vusi Ndlazi's ceremony

We are joined by Miles Kubheka, Author of “Vuyo's - From A Big Big Dreamer To Living The Dream", Visionary, Leader, Trailblazer, game-changing entrepreneur who empowers others to find success and Ian Gourley (Pronounced “Gore-Lay”), Head of Brand and Marketing for LIV Village LIV 

Contact:

https://www.liv-village.com/ | www.suitablydressed.org

INSTAGRAM: livstore.dbn

FACEBOOK: Livstore.dbn

 

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For tonight's Profile Interview we highlight Woman's Month, joined by 24-year-old Dr Lindiwe Tsope who has become the first graduate of the Oprah Winfrey’s Leadership Academy for Girls in South Africa to be awarded a PhD for her research and study of students and staff’s experiences of living with HIV and AIDS at Rhodes University.

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We follow up with Tom Gibbons, Director at The TEFL Academy to clarify the query around scam allegations which the company was also, in fact, alerted on, and so they are happy to answer any questions about how to select a legitimate, certified TEFL course provider moving forward. 

Call: 0800 17 29 14 | Email: [email protected]

hwww.theteflacademy.com

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For tonight's Kwantu feature, we explore the Swazi people, it's history, politics, and culture with Bheki Makhubu, Award winning Veteran independent Eswatini journalist, editor and publisher of The Nation magazine and former editor of The Times of Swaziland. 

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For tonight's Crime Time feature we are by Cynthia Stimpel, former Group Treasurer at South African Airways, co­founder of the Citizens of Conscience Foundation and member of the Amnesty International South Africa board of directors on her explosive tell all book, 'Hijackers on Board' - How One Courageous Whistleblower Fought Against the Capture of SAA. She knew she might lose her job as group treasurer, yet Cynthia Stimpel decided to blow the whistle anyway. 

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