RC 260928702Aubrey Masango
Monday, 28 September 2026
Aubrey Masango examined township liquor regulation, mass shootings, the GNU’s stalled political coordination and public-health risks including brain aneurysms.
- 21:36
The Southern African Alcohol Policy Alliance called for a moratorium on new liquor licences in high-harm communities, citing weak enforcement, dense tavern concentrations and inadequate consultation.
- 21:37
SAPA said alcohol outlets were linked to higher reported gender-based violence in studied communities, while alcohol-related harm costs South Africa an estimated R100 billion annually.
- 20:29
A doctor explained that ruptured brain aneurysms are medical emergencies, often causing a thunderclap headache, blurred vision, drooping eyelids, seizures or unconsciousness.
- 23:02
Political analyst Professor Kiribone Pajo said the GNU’s failure to meet regularly may signal communication problems, but has not yet demonstrated a governmental crisis before local elections.
- 23:16
Masango argued that GNU parties’ failure to meet since November is a serious legitimacy problem, despite their continued participation and alignment on some policy priorities.