Lunch with Pippa Hudson

Guest: Angelo D'Ambrosio | Managing Member at IPMT remedial building consultants and paint project management.  

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Guest: John Friel | Country manager for Travelstart 

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Guest: Johan van Niekerk | Commercial Director at StarSouth, an export and import company of table grapes and other fresh fruit into SA and the rest of the world.

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Guests

Consumer Journalist Wendy Knowler

Otto De Vries | CEO at Association Of Southern African Travel Agents

Lizo Mnguni | Spokesperson at Old Mutual Insure

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Pippa Hudson interviews motoring journalist Ciro de Siena.

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Guest: Listener Jaco Lourens

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In today's music segment, we feature the sounds of SAMA-Nominated singer Nomfusi. She hails from KwaZhakele in the Eastern Cape and has already taken the music world by storm.

Having opened for legendary musician Lionel Richie at a festival in Germany and performed all over Europe and Canada, Nomfusi has also shared the stage with SA's iconic jazz artists like Hotstix Mabuse, Hugh Masekela, Sibongile Khumalo, and many more.

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Guest: Marike Kotze who does the PR and online fundraising for the Cart Horse Protection Association 

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Guest: Ronel Koekemoer | A counseling coordinator at the Rape Crisis Centre 

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The Ceres Rail Company's iconic steam train has resumed its travels between Cape Town and Elgin after being halted since March last year, at the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic.

Prior to the pandemic, the steam train had been operating every weekend, taking people on somewhat of a journey back in time on a steam locomotive from Cape Town into the Elgin valley. The steam train is back in action after 20 months, departing from Dockrail Road in Cape Town, all the way to the Elgin Railway Market.

The trip takes about four hours, making its way up the winding mountainside along Sir Lowry's Pass before heading into  Grabouw and the valley below.

 

Guest: Rick Botha from the Ceres Rail Company

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