The Azania Mosaka Show

Friday, 18 September 2026

News of femicide, policing and public accountability dominated, alongside candid interviews on vegan entrepreneurship, music and Masoja Msiza’s lessons from failure.

1. 14:03

   The Special Tribunal set aside SAA’s R85 million Fly Fofa Boeing 737 dry-lease extension, citing absent Treasury approval and procurement failures; Fly Fofa must account for funds within 30 days.

2. 14:04

   Residents and civil society groups demanded answers from Kempton Park police after nine women were found dead across Ekurhuleni since July, intensifying calls for accountability and stronger policing.

3. 14:13

   Masoja Msiza said preventing violence requires raising young men to respect women, animals and their communities, rather than relying only on overcrowded prisons and police stations.

4. 13:42

   Artist Kyle Duets revealed an unauthorised remix of “Back to the Beach” went viral across Europe before he tracked down its creator and secured an international record deal.

5. 14:54

   Masoja Msiza said losing planned 2010 World Cup performances and mismanaging a tavern taught him to own his work, understand his limits and treat failure as a learning curve.

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