RC 260903702Aubrey Masango

Thursday, 3 September 2026

Aubrey Masango examined grief and practical support, scrutinised Madlanga Commission testimony, and debated Zambia’s election, regional influence and South Africa’s accountability.

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  1. 21:01

    Dr Samke Ngobo said supporting someone in grief requires compassion, listening and practical help, without trying to diagnose, fix or isolate them; professional support remains important.

  2. 21:55

    Analyst Andy Mashaile argued former Hawks head Godfrey Lebea’s Madlanga Commission testimony exposed failures to verify intelligence and dangerous silos between law-enforcement agencies.

  3. 22:26

    Zambia’s President Hakainde Hichilema secured a second term amid opposition allegations of irregularities; analyst Tembisa Fagade credited economic reforms while warning about democratic institutions.

  4. 22:30

    Hichilema’s policies have strengthened Zambia’s economic ties, copper corridors and beneficiation ambitions, potentially challenging South Africa’s trade position as China and the United States compete for influence.

  5. 23:28

    Masango rejected the idea that South Africa is the region’s appointed “big brother”, arguing citizens must hold their own leaders accountable rather than outsource responsibility for political failures.