Monday, 3 August 2026
Women’s health screenings dominated the early show, before the conversation shifted to political accountability, March and March’s new legal forum, and the Adams Mission water-tanker death.
The Aubrey Masango Show · 702 · Aubrey Masango
- 20:13
Doctors said annual screening should be routine, not only for illness: pap smears, mammograms from about 40–45, yearly blood tests, and earlier checks when family history raises cancer risk.
- 20:25
Pap smears were explained as a cervical cancer screening, with HPV identified as a major cause; girls aged eight and nine are already offered HPV vaccination to curb later cervical cancer.
- 21:19
Sports, Arts and Culture Minister Gayton McKenzie is expected in Parliament over the R31 million FIFA World Cup trip for 151 people, including questions on roles, sponsorships and value for money.
- 21:42
March and March cut ties with Ngizwe Mchunu and launched a litigation forum to take immigration and human-rights fights to court, while insisting it will not become a political party.
- 21:33
Residents in Adams Mission said a water tanker that came to one house sparked a confrontation that ended with 43-year-old Kalani Zungu being run over; police opened a culpable homicide case.