RC 260825702Aubrey Masango

Tuesday, 25 August 2026

The episode examined accountability in business, entrepreneurship through waste management, and how universities must adapt to artificial intelligence and more complex global challenges.

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  1. 20:01

    Johannesburg’s unpaid bills rose from about R15 billion to almost R75 billion over a decade, while real infrastructure investment fell by roughly half, according to the CDE.

  2. 20:22

    Managers act within an organisation’s mandate, leaving employers exposed to vicarious liability for workplace misconduct; a police-related case resulted in R250,000 compensation after management failed to act.

  3. 21:49

    Relebocha Stander described building a waste-management business in Postmasburg, employing three to five part-time workers and funding operations by selling sorted recyclable materials.

  4. 22:39

    UCT’s Times Higher Education World Academic Summit will address AI ethics, cross-disciplinary education, academic freedom and indigenous knowledge, with more than 500 delegates and 80 presenters from over 40 countries.

  5. 22:25

    UCT’s Professor Togozani Machozi said universities must prepare students to learn continuously, unlearn outdated skills and adapt to a future that cannot be predicted with certainty.