RC 260902702Aubrey Masango

Wednesday, 2 September 2026

The episode moved between police accountability, inherited money beliefs, water’s spiritual symbolism, AI-enabled income opportunities and harmful Spring Day water attacks.

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  1. 21:01

    Major General Feroz Khan was dismissed from SAPS after failing to attend disciplinary hearings; his Labour Court challenge failed, and he is expected before the Madlanga Commission later this month.

  2. 23:42

    A Spring Day water prank allegedly left a matric learner’s hearing aid damaged, preventing her from attending school; the family appealed for assistance with a replacement costing about R8,000.

  3. 20:58

    Financial well-being researcher Dr Frank Maguegwe urged caregivers to examine money beliefs passed through generations, warning that guilt and scarcity messages can damage children’s financial relationships.

  4. 22:35

    Stanley Beckett said basic AI literacy will increasingly be a job-market prerequisite, while offering a free two-hour online session to help listeners pursue income or prepare for work.

  5. 21:56

    A conversation on water explored spiritual ideas of cleansing, memory and renewal, but a caller also warned that excessive water consumption caused life-threatening hyponatraemia.