Views and News with Clarence Ford

At times of economic difficulty, such as these, people tend to focus on the basics. That means the fundamentals of modern life; food, warmth and shelter. Those tend to be sectors like education, housing and perhaps, most importantly, agriculture.   

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Clarence Ford speaks to Marie Sina Correspondent at Deutsche Welle.

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Clarence paid tribute to his sister Sharron who passed away 24 years ago today.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Trevor Manuel former minister of finance.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Octavia Hendricks, Chief Inspiration Officer (CEO) at Osun Rise and Dr Thulani de Marsay Founder of Sankofa Institute for Collective Wellbeing.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dr. Paul van der Merwe, President of SA Veterinarians Association.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Advocate Tertuis Wessels Legal director at Strata-g Labour Solutions.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Auden Hector Co-founder of the 123 Movement.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Sertan Sanderson Correspondent at Deutsche Welle.

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September is National Oral Health Month, and what better time to shine a light on gum disease - a critical but often overlooked health issue. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), oral diseases are among the most common noncommunicable diseases globally, affecting an estimated 3.5 billion people. The burden is increasing, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Why does it matter? Research has linked gum disease to a range of serious health issues including Alzheimer’s, cardiovascular disease and infertility. Better oral health has been shown to improve outcomes for pregnant women and people suffering from arthritis, diabetes and other systemic diseases. Stella Lamprecht spokesman for Ivohealth and Immediate Past President of Oral Hygienists Association of South Africa (OHASA) shares more now. 

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