RC 260826702Aubrey Masango

Wednesday, 26 August 2026

Aubrey Masango examined retirement readiness, sound and spirituality, and whether AI’s opportunities can outweigh its risks in a changing South Africa.

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  1. 21:01

    The EFF’s motion to remove National Assembly Speaker Togo Didiza failed, with 101 MPs supporting it and 282 opposing it after a virtual debate and vote.

  2. 20:22

    Wendy Selebi urged workers to plan for retirement from their first day of employment, warning that choosing minimum pension contributions without understanding the consequences can undermine later financial security.

  3. 20:33

    Selebi said retirement should be treated holistically as “refirement”, combining financial preparation with health, emotional wellbeing, social connections and a renewed sense of purpose after leaving work.

  4. 22:19

    Stanley Beckett said AI can help unemployed South Africans identify overlooked skills and income opportunities, offering a free two-hour online session on using it for job searches and CVs.

  5. 23:45

    The AI debate turned to regulation after warnings that the technology could amplify human wrongdoing; Masango argued its risks cannot be separated from the ethics of those using it.