The Aubrey Masango Show 702

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Are you thinking about selling your house? Have you begun the process? How's it progressing? How did you determine that selling was the right choice? Having lived in a home for over 20 years for example and then deciding to sell can be an emotional journey, but it also demands careful financial planning and thorough research to ensure success. It's crucial to carefully weigh the advantages and disadvantages and evaluate your preparedness to sell, as it's a major decision that demands serious thought about multiple factors. On tonight’s Education feature, we will be joined by Khali Masooane, Professional Property educator to shed some light on this.
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Many South Africans become entrepreneurs simply because they have to, not because they are following their natural ambitions and it’s a nerve-wracking journey for most. However, in a country like South Africa — which is plagued by low economic growth prospects and a stubbornly high unemployment rate — many pursue entrepreneurship just to survive. When statistics show that more than 70% of small business fail in the first two years – it’s confirmation that starting a business is itself a risky act. It is not surprising, then, when you review the literature around entrepreneurship that risk-tolerance is defined as one of the key traits for a successful entrepreneur. So, Nkosinathi Mahlangu, Youth Employment Portfolio Head, Momentum Metropolitan Holdings, joins to talk about the significance of entrepreneurship and other challenges that entrepreneurs face in this landscape that is under-resourced and lacks adequate support structures.
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On Legal Matters we look at the issue of punishment for contempt of court where the husband disobeyed a court ruling to pay his ex-wife maintenance. The South Gauteng High Court decide that the Johannesburg father will spend consecutive weekends in prison until he completes his 14-day sentence following his failure to pay spousal maintenance to his wife. The court ruled that the husband will work during the week and will go to prison on Friday at 3pm till Sunday at 3pm. Claire Thomson joins us to elaborate on this issue. Claire Thomson is an attorney in private practice at Witz Inc Attorneys in Johannesburg. Claire is a specialist family law practitioner, a trained mediator and a notary public. She is also practices commercial law.
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