Views and News with Clarence Ford

Clarence Ford speaks to Wendy Alberts, 49, is the chief executive of the Restaurant Association of South Africa.

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TSHEPO, a luxury African denim and lifestyle brand founded in South Africa, is excited to announce the launch of its new heritage campaign, We, The People. Timed to coincide with South Africa’s Heritage Day in September, the campaign is a fitting tribute to what makes South Africans unique—a nation woven together by a shared heritage and distinct cultural identities.

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Following the recent reports of a Metrorail train that derailed at Dal Josafat Station near Paarl this week injuring 25 people.

Legal expert Kirstie Haslam, partner at DSC Attorney’s says that the volume of cases against PRASA which appear on court rolls on a weekly basis throughout the country suggest a worryingly high incidence of actionable failures on PRASA’s part to prevent reasonably foreseeable and avoidable harm befalling its commuters. If PRASA fails to execute its duty of care and a passenger is injured because of negligence, could they be liable for damages?

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Clarence Ford speaks to Deutsche Welle Correspondent Kassandra Sundt in Berlin.  

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Clarence Ford speaks to Denile Samuel,the labour rights coordinator at the WFP.

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My Broadband Editor @large Jan Vermeulen unpacked the battle between Dstv & the various illegal streamers operating in SA.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dr Sheryl Smithies aesthetic dental surgeon and Prof Liesl Zuhlke Unit Director of Children Heart Disease research unit @ Red Cross War memorial.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Stephanus van Zyl, Professor in Tax Law at the University of Pretoria.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Julian de la Hunt, the CEO of Klay.

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South Africa has recorded a landmark 160 days with no load-shedding, the longest period in over four years, and is on track for a load-shedding free winter. However, maintaining future grid stability will require a doubling down on wind investment as well as higher spending on transmission infrastructure, says local renewable energy developer Red Cap. Mark Tanton, CEO at renewable energy developer Red Cap.

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