Views and News with Clarence Ford

Clarence Ford speaks to Musician Fancy Galada Jazz musician joins Clarence live in studio for our regular Unplugged Session.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Zelda Le Grange was President Nelson Mandela’s closest aid for 19 years & her latest book “ What Nelson Mandela Taught Me – Timeless lessons on leadership and life” unpacks the important life lessons she learnt from interacting with the icon.  

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Clarence Ford speaks to Fly-half Nadine Roos & Springbok Women's assistant coach Franzel September joins us in studio. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Prof JL Marnewick, Rooibos bioactivity expert, explains. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Mathis Richtmann Deutsche Welle correspondent.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Jik’iZinto create lead Lebo Leitch & actors Lauren Smit playing Grace and Lesego Jacobs playing Lorcia.

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Clarence Ford speaks to speaks to Tsepho Mantje Right to ECD Coordinator.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dr Joshua Awesome coaching psychologist and founder of the African Institute of Mind. 

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is here to stay, with 68% of South African Generation Z (Gen Z) employees believing it will have a positive impact on the world of work. This insight comes from a new white paper released by the Top Employers Institute. Given that they will be the largest generation in the workforce by 2035, Gen Z continues to redefine the workplace through AI thus forcing businesses to adapt. According to the white paper, in South Africa, 64.5% of respondents believe that AI technology will enhance their career prospects. Additionally, 82% think it will help them acquire new skills, 70% feel it would boost their efficiency, and 58.5% are confident that AI will create new work opportunities. Furthermore, 73.5% expressed that AI would support a better work-life balance. Karen Muller, Africa Client Success Advisor at the Top Employers Institute weighs in now. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Emmanuel Tzingakis Technical Manager for Africa @ Trend Micro.

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