RC 260923702Aubrey Masango
Wednesday, 23 September 2026
Heritage Day reflections linked family money habits with contested South African history, while callers debated land, Africanism, the ANC and America’s interest in Tabo Mbeki.
- 20:53
A financial well-being discussion urged parents to examine the money habits children observe, including saving, bargain-hunting, giving, procrastination and the ability to receive and retain wealth.
- 22:55
Stanley Beckett asked listeners to record their largest-ever sum, what happened to it and how it felt, describing five wealth-building muscles: creating, receiving, keeping, feeling safe and growing money.
- 21:32
Mkehana Shangane argued that South Africa’s liberation struggle was fundamentally about land rather than apartheid, challenging the ANC’s broad, non-racial historical narrative.
- 21:52
Historian Steve Lebelo said Ethiopian churches became a black radical mass movement focused on territory, land access and resisting colonial authority, rather than merely religious sects.
- 23:45
The closing debate questioned why US officials proposed Tabo Mbeki as a possible interlocutor, with callers linking the move to land, BRICS and attempts to divide the ANC.