The Aubrey Masango Show

We are joined by Zukiswa Wanner, award-winning writer, editor, publisher and curator and New African’s 100 Most Influential Africans for 2020 on her new book "Surfacing: On Being Black and Feminist in South Africa", in reflection of this day, National Women’s Day (9th August), 65 years ago, where more than 20,000 women marched to the Union Buildings in protest for Woman's rights and equality which still remains an aspiration for women in this country, as addressed by President Cyril Ramaphosa earlier today, in realizing Women’s Rights under the theme: The year of Charlotte Mannya Maxeke"

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We are joined by Ebrahim Harvey, former Cosatu trade unionist and political writer, analyst, and commentator for over two decades and author of 'The Great Pretenders - Race and Class under ANC Rule' around this week's State Capture which sees SA President Cyril Ramaphosa in the Zondo dock, as the South African political reshuffle continues. 

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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 a woman's day 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, to celebrate Woman's Month as well as highlight the month of August being Breast cancer month, we are joined by Lebogang Ramphisa, breast cancer warrior who founded the Flowers of Hope Organization after her own battle and journey, to now educate and create breast cancer awareness throughout local communities and people from disadvantaged townships.

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For tonight's Profile Interview we are joined by Lovemore Ndou, three-time world boxing champion turned lawyer and author, as well as Australian Hall of Fame inductee on his latest book: "Tough Love". From poverty and apartheid brutality, this Limpopo homeboy now crosses all the way over to us from Sydney, Australia, (6am Saturday morning), on his extraordinary fight and story.

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Prof. Richard Calland, Associate Professor at UCT in Public Law Expert and Political Commenter

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For tonight's Africa at a Glance we are joined by Prof Nicholas Ngepah, Professor of Economics at the University of Johannesburg (UJ) on why lockdown in Africa doesn’t work as a first COVID-19 pandemic response. Based on Ngepah’s research study titled “What lessons Africa can learn from the social determinants of COVID-19 spread, to better prepare for current and future pandemics on the continent” is based on data from 53 African countries including South Africa.

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Mandla Isaac's, Political Economist

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Natasha Marrian, Political journalist, investigative reporter and commentator ¦ Deputy Editor: Financial Mail

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Carien Du Plessis, Senior Journalist for Daily Maverick

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