Views and News with Clarence Ford

Bada Pharasi, CEO of the Innovative Pharmaceutical Association of South Africa (IPASA), weighs in now.

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Women's Rugby - Keisha Stuurman & Buhle Somanzi from Walkers Bay Women's rugby team in the Boland spoke to us about the challenges facing female rugby players.

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Africa Health Congress - Former Botswana Health Minister Professor Sheila Tlou spoke to Clarence about the global shifts & local impacts in global nursing.

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he University of Johannesburg (UJ)'s Centre for Education Rights and Transformation (CERT) will host tomorrow the Harmony of Hands Indaba and Festival.Segomotso Sebokedi-Phetlhu, Exec Director of African Left Handers Foundation (ALHF)

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A young man has dreams of flying SA’s flag on the Basketball courts in USA. Can you help him achieve his dreams? Budding basketball star Jason Sjouerman and his mom Merle Sjouerman joins us in studio now. 

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Migrants dying in the Channel and off the bulge of West Africa. Others trying to swim to the Spanish enclaves of Ceuta and Melila in North Africa. Britain's Prime Minister speaks to to his Italian counterpart Georgia Merloni about how thery's secured a 64% reduction in the number of migrants landing on the island of Lampedusa, once the most popular landing point into Europe.

This won't make former Botswana leader Ian Khama happy. He refused to cull elephants. Khama went home last week from three years of self-imposed exile in South Africa to face charges he says are politically inspired charges by his successor turned deadly foe.

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Households, businesses and lobby groups are again anxious about looming electricity price hikes, as Eskom is rumoured to want another double-digit increase. Karabelo Pooe

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What’s trending on socials? Barbara Friedman joins us in studio to give us the scoop 

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  The National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) said it is hopeful new evidence found in the case related to the disappearance of six-year-old Joshlin Smith will lead to a successful trial in Western Cape.Venetia Orgill  

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Despite the fact that Hein Wagner has been blind since birth, he has taken on more adventures than most sighted people. He has completed the Absa Cape Epic, run the Antarctica Marathon, the Two Oceans and New York Marathons, completed Ironman, competed in the World Triathlon Series in Cape Town, finished several Cape Town Cycle Tours, tackled the white waters of the Zambezi River, climbed the ten highest mountains in the Western Cape, completed the Cape to Rio Yacht Race, holds the World Blind Land Speed Record at 322.52 km/h, and much more. But Hein also believes in giving back. He formed the Hein Wagner Academy in 2019. A training facility catering for the training needs of the visually impaired Hein Wagner. The blind man with exceptional vision joins us in studio now.

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