Lunch with Pippa Hudson

Guest: Nana Zenani | Acting head of the Marketing, Communication and Stakeholder Relations Department.  

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Helping us with our entertainment guide are:

Rafiq Wagiet | Cape Talk producer

Chanel September | EWN reporter

Craig Falck | TVPlus Deputy Editor

 

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Guest: Shirley Leadbeater | A qualified pharmacist and the National Clinical Practice Manager for the Life Healthcare group. 

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Guest: Neal Dennet | New Markets Launch Director at BritBox International 

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Author Thula Simpson is an associate professor at the University of Pretoria, and the author of a previous work published in 2016 called Umkhonto we Sizwe – The ANC’s armed struggle. Today he joins us to chat about his latest book, 'History of South African 1902 to Present'.

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Joining Pippa on the line is Anton Bosch who is hoping to be representing South Africa in Beijing in just under 80 days’ time.  He was not born in this country, but his roots are deeply planted here as his grandfather was a South African, forced into exile during the apartheid era.  He settled in Sweden, and while Anton may have grown up there, much of his family still lives in Mitchells Plain.

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In today's music segment, we feature the sounds of the Afrikaans band, Posduif. and we chat with the lead singer, James Boland.

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Guest: Nicci Gates of the Obz Nia studio. 

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Guests

Isla Lovell | Owner at Storm In A G-Cup

Josh Meltz | Co-founder of Granadilla swimwear  

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Environmentalists have been raising the red flag over plans for Shell to begin oil and gas explorations off the Wild Coast.  The proposed 3D seismic survey would involve airgun blasting on the ocean surface for a period of 5 months, starting on 1 December and covering the area from Morgan’s Bay all the way up to Port St John’s.

This method creates shock waves that can penetrate beneath the ocean floor to paint a picture of where any oil and gas reserves might be located. 

Pippa speaks to one of the activists who has been voicing opposition to the plan is 

Oceans Not Oil founder Janet Solomon.

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