RC 260826702Azania Mosaka
Wednesday, 26 August 2026
A wide-ranging afternoon focused on teenage-parenting responsibilities, practical credit-building for gig workers, and planning emotionally and legally for death and bereavement.
- 13:08
A debate over a viral school-uniform video weighed teenagers’ responsibility for caring for their baby against families’ and society’s duty to help them remain in school.
- 13:53
Weaver FinTech’s Richard Eberlin said South Africa’s estimated 3.6 million informal-sector workers can build credit through consistent cellphone, insurance, airtime and data payments.
- 14:27
End-of-life planning experts urged listeners to create a purple file of key documents and an advanced directive naming a healthcare spokesperson if they cannot communicate.
- 14:49
Estate lawyer Rhiannon Thomas said property transferred after death is generally exempt from transfer duty, while lifetime transfers may attract transfer duty and conveyancing costs.
- 14:39
A caller with stage-four cancer was advised to compare the tax and transfer costs of disposing of assets while alive, while prioritising medical directives and meaningful messages to family.