Listener calls
When a listener phones a show, or sends a voice note that gets played, we log the call: the topic, their view in a sentence and their own words, with a clip of the call as it aired. Browse the last 7 days by station, show or topic.
Listener call
Praises Buse’s humility, talent, and achievements, saying they met through an incubation programme and are now friends and business associates.
“I'm very proud of her.”
Sia
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 2 Oct 13:24
Listener call
Explains that she believed debts were settled after selling her property, but was contacted ten years later and asked to pay a large amount including interest and legal fees.
“This is the first time in 10 years that they've actually told you that you owe the money.”
Happy
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:48
Listener call
Asks why attorneys claim a shortfall is owed to the bank after selling a property where all amounts appeared to have been paid.
Happy in Kibla Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:44
Listener call
Describes an engine failure in a low-mileage car and a dispute with the manufacturer over diagnostic and repair costs.
“This is an up-market car that's only got 83,000 K's on the clock.”
The clip plays the first three minutes.
A caller
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:39
Voice note
Argues that banks should not charge clients extra premiums or fees when bank-caused delays complicate debt settlement.
“This is not fair.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:29
Listener call
Says she paid off her bond and cancellation charges but has not received her title deed, while the bank demanded further payment to remove an interdict.
“I settled my bond in March on the sixteenth of March twenty twenty six.”
Lydia in Riddipwitz
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 14:10
Voice note
Says people assume she is an illegal immigrant when she identifies as Zimbabwean and questions ridicule directed at people from particular areas.
“Whenever I tell people I'm from Zimbabwe, they think I am an illegal immigrant.”
A listener in Zimbabwe
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:44
Voice note
Rejects claims that Venda is associated with witchcraft, describing the area as peaceful even at night and recommending that people visit.
“From my own perspective, in that area, it is peaceful.”
A listener in Venda
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:43
Voice note
Acknowledges Ivory Park's serious crime problem and says some residents have gone years without electricity after transformers failed.
“There are parts of Ivory Park where they haven't had electricity for two years.”
A listener in Ivory Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:42
Voice note
Says people constantly find negative things to say about her neighbourhood because they cannot afford to live there, despite its convenience for her family.
“I used to feel bad, I don't feel bad anymore.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:41
Voice note
Describes Dawn Park as an area known for severe crime and says people also make dismissive assumptions about living in Fourways.
A listener in Dawn Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:39
Voice note
Describes being stereotyped as a thug after identifying as being from Winterveld and argues that suburbs are not necessarily safer than townships.
“There is no such thing.”
A listener in Winterveld
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:37
Voice note
Describes enjoying rural living because it is quiet, affordable, and provides solar power and clean water without municipal rates or refuse-removal costs.
“I absolutely enjoy living in the rural areas.”
Flores in Western Cape
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:28
Listener call
Recalls a viral traffic-stop video in which a man invoked his affluent area and income to project status, prompting ridicule about the area.
“So, guys, a few years ago, a gentleman had been pulled over.”
Bumi in Braamfontein
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:24
Listener call
Describes being stereotyped as a gangster, drug user, or alcoholic because he lives in Eldorado Park, while saying he enjoys the area and would not leave.
“But I won't give up El Dorado Park for nothing.”
Sebastian in Eldorado Park
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:22
Listener call
Argues that residents, not only municipalities, must keep their communities clean and reject class-based judgments about where people live.
“It doesn't matter where we stay, not allow the dirty.”
Manford in Midrand
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 1 Oct 13:19
Voice note
Praises the guest for making the topic interesting and informative while explaining it clearly without confusing technical language.
“He's got a very rich brain, I must say.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 14:56
Voice note
Questions where the countrywide statistics come from, which organisations produced them, what information they use, and whether the figures are reliable.
“The stats just don't seem to make sense for me.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 14:54
Voice note
Argues that a declining population would be positive because technology has reduced demand for manual labour and could lessen social problems.
“I would welcome a declining population where all the problems will disappear with that population.”
A listener in Pretoria
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 14:47
Voice note
Argues that welfare grants may encourage people in rural communities to have more children, based on observations in a farming area.
“The amount of kids that they have is just absurd.”
Flores in Western Cape
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 14:43
Voice note
Asks where people conduct research into parental responsibilities.
“I'm interested to know where do these people do their responsibilities?”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 14:42
Listener call
Explains that she and her longtime best friend choose activities both can afford, share expenses fairly, and prefer travelling together in economy.
“Always make sure that whatever we can, that we both can afford it.”
Tasnim in Randburg
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 13:47
Listener call
Argues that people with more money should generously help friends and reject an excessive obsession with possessions.
“If you have more, share. I think it's a good thing to do, dear.”
Paulus in Springs
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 13:45
Voice note
Describes secretly paying for friends’ wedding suits because they could not afford them, and says couples should fund outfits they stipulate for the bridal party.
“I secretly paid for them.”
A listener
702 · The Azania Mosaka Show · 30 Sept 13:44
