Views and News with Clarence Ford

Master Mixologist was established by the globally recognised and CAUSE | EFFECT founder Kurt Schlechter, who among many accolades, has been honoured as one of the Top 100 most influential figures in the industry by Drinks International Magazine for five consecutive years. “The Master Mixologist competition is a celebration of creativity and passion from Cape Town’s unique landscape. I can’t wait to see the incredible talent that emerges as we discover the next great mixologist.” says Kurt, whose commitment to nurturing talent within the industry is unwavering, setting new standards for mixology within South Africa. 

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Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) occurs when bacteria, viruses, fungi and parasites no longer respond to antimicrobial agents. As a result of drug resistance, antibiotics and other antimicrobial agents become ineffective and infections become difficult or impossible to treat, increasing the risk of disease spread, severe illness and death. 

Dr Roland Schoop, A.Vogel AG Medical Dept head is visiting Cape Town from Switzerland present the latest research on Echinacea at the International ISE-APSS Congress.   

He joins us in studio alongside Dr David Naude, homeopath

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Accenture Song - the world’s largest tech-powered creative group - has released its Life Trends 2025 research report which surveyed 24 295 respondents across 22 countries, including more than 1 000 South Africans. The Life Trends 2025 report talks about how trust between people and businesses is changing and explores the trends businesses need to keep people’s trust and attention. Moagi Bodibe, Managing Director Marketing Practice at Accenture Song South Africa, is available to discuss the trends below within the local context. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Warda Imran Deutsche Welle Correspondent.

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Dr Mathetha Mokonyama, Manager for Transport Systems and Operations  

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dr. Nicole Chilimigras, Medical Doctor with a special interest in Sexual Health, Dr. Matlhogonolo Malebane, Obstetrician and Gynecologist and Jackie from Dis-Chem Foundation.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Norah Mlongobozi seed saver and Elsie Sauls Seed saver.

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Philisa Abafazi Bethu (isiXhosa for “Heal Our Women”) is a gender-based 
violence organisation based in Steenberg (Cape Town, South Africa) and was founded by feminist activist and community leader Lucinda Evans in 2008. Lucinda Evans’ dream of protecting and empowering abused women and children in her own organisation was realised when she witnessed a crowd gathering around a man beating his wife in the street. People were watching, yet no one was doing anything to stop the violence, so she decided that she would be the one to do something and launched Philisa Abafazi Bethu in 2008.

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The Office of Consul of Japan in Cape Town and Stellenbosch University Japan Centre are proud to present the 30th Japanese Film Festival! 

 Launching this November, the free festival will feature four captivating films of various genres at Stellenbosch University's Neelsie Cinema, which is aimed at enlightening South Africans about Japanese culture and society.  

Co-host Sarah van der Westhuizen, from the Stellenbosch University Japan Centre shares more now.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Helen Seeney, producer of Inside Europe at Deutsche Welle.

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