Candice Bernstein, writer/performer joined Clarence Ford on air for more on earthside

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Clarence Ford speaks to Pete Ross Broadcast Journalist at BBC World Service.

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Masterdrive CEO Eugene Herbert speaks to Clarence about rampant corruption at Driving Licence Testing Centres that significantly contribute to the carnage on South Africa’s roads due to the fact that driver who aren’t qualified are allowed to purchase lice

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Barbara Friedman, Digital Content editor at Capetalk joined Clarence Ford in studio for more on what’s trending 

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Clarence Ford spoke to 80’s pop star and partner at Shoreline Songs Sync, Robin Auld on his new song: Third Time Lucky – A call for Africa’s third liberation.

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Pamella Dzindikwa, and Davide Ostuni (owner and mentor) joined Clarence in studio for more on her story going from a cleaner to award winning head of production at Puglia Cheese.

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Shando Theron, divorce attorney joined Clarence Ford on air for more on a new case where a mom is in a legal battle to keep dad's name out of daughter's birth certificate.

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MasterChef South Africa Season 5 winner Bridget Mangwandi joined Clarence to celebrate the show being recognized as officially the Best Cooking Show on South African television at the South Africa Restaurant Awards.

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Every mighty oak starts as a humble acorn—and this little guy is no different.

Acorn may be young, bouncy, and still figuring out the world, but inside that playful pup is the promise of something truly great. With the right care, guidance, and a loving home Acorn will grow into a loyal oak of a dog—firmly rooted in your heart and home. He’s best suited to a home with teenage kids who can keep up with his zippy paws and curious spirit (he’s got a lot of questions about how the world works) and he’s looking for someone who sees not just who he is now, but who he’ll become.

So, if you're ready to welcome a pup whose part explorer, part cuddle-bug, and entirely endearing, go and meet Acorn at the SPCA. This little nut might just be the missing piece in your family tree.

Get down to the SPCA on the corner of 1st Ave and First Road, Grassy Park to meet and apply for Acorn. You can also call the adoptions team on 0217004152 or email [email protected] or visit their website capespca.co.za, click on Adoptions, Dogs & Puppies, look for Acorn’s profile and apply online.

All animals adopted from the Cape of Good Hope SPCA are healthy, vaccinated, microchipped, sterilised and temperament assessed. You’ll receive great service from people who really care, and they’ll help you find a pet that will fit into your family perfectly. 

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Deutsche Welle correspondent Lars Halter spoke to Clarence Ford on the latest news development in Berlin. 

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