RC 260910702Aubrey Masango
Thursday, 10 September 2026
Aubrey Masango’s episode centred on social anxiety before turning to explosive, unverified allegations about the Senzo Meyiwa case and political intrigue around South Africa’s police leadership.
- 20:23
Clinical psychologist Dr Zamo Mbele distinguished ordinary shyness from social anxiety, which can cause sweating, panic, isolation and serious dysfunction requiring therapy or medication.
- 20:28
Mbele said social anxiety may stem from trauma, fear of shame or humiliation, and thoughts that are not grounded in reality; treatment ranges from self-help to psychotherapy and medication.
- 21:58
Advocate Malise Latif claimed the accused in the Senzo Meyiwa trial are scapegoats, alleging Meyiwa was accidentally shot during a confrontation involving Longwe Twala and a firearm.
- 22:27
Latif alleged President Cyril Ramaphosa orchestrated a smear campaign against Police Minister Senzo Mchunu through General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi, to influence ANC succession politics; he said he had submitted evidence to the Madlanga Commission.
- 23:17
Masango said Latif’s claims were difficult to follow but significant, questioning why the Meyiwa case remains unresolved and whether South Africans are being left with competing narratives instead of closure.