Tuesday, 4 August 2026
Vitamins, humanoid robots, employee benefits and car warning signs dominated a packed afternoon show, with callers and experts arguing over what’s essential, useful or just hype.
The Azania Mosaka Show · 702 · Azania Mosaka
- 13:12
Callers split on vitamins and supplements: some swore by ashwagandha, iron, magnesium and vitamin D for energy or deficiencies, while others said food, exercise and sunlight should be enough.
- 13:20
A listener from Johannesburg said daily vitamins helped his immunity, skin and energy, while another caller described a homeopathic antiparasite regimen tailored by a blood analyst and linked to specific deficiencies.
- 13:37
Shane Mann said humanoid robots are already on an exponential curve, with Maximus able to dance, learn via software updates, and eventually help with dangerous, repetitive work, security and logistics.
- 14:11
Priscilla Shikwambana said employee benefits such as retirement funds, life cover, disability, funeral cover and counselling are not legally required, but they help retain staff and improve productivity.
- 14:45
Nicolo warned motorists not to ignore warning signs like puddles, smoke, steering-wheel vibration or dashboard lights, and said the safest SUV choice is usually the one you can afford with reliable spares and backup.