Views and News with Clarence Ford

Clarence Ford speaks to Ashika Singh, Director: Legal Services at Department of Justice & Constitutional Development.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson has called for a national summit to combat the construction mafia. 

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The Gugulethu Police Forum, (CPF) condemns the babaric act allegedly committed by the security officers on duty at Shoprite Gugulethu Mall yesterday.It is reported that an old pensioner only known as Tata Marwethu Tambo was allegedly accused of stealing two compact drills machine at Shoprite and instead of being arrested for stolen property and sent to jail, he was allegedly forced to spend a night at a cold storage freezer.  

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UK Top Health & lifestyle Guru Skip Archimedes will be a guest speaker at Real Success South Africa which takes place on 14th and 15th September at Gallagher Estate 

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Sudan's ruling junta leader says he won't attend peace talks  in Geneva and his forces will keep fighting for 100 years, 

Moroccans fleeing repression and econmic depression at home try to swim to Europe's only land border with Africa. 

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Today, Women on Farms Project (WFP) together with Oxfam Germany and Oxfam South Africa, will be hosting a mass event calling for an end to the Double Standards Pesticides global program. The campaign requests the South African government to ban 67 pesticides pesticides/active ingredients that were already banned in the European Union. 

The event will take place at the Ashley Kriel Hall, Community House in Salt River from 09:00 to 12:00. After which, we will lead a protest march to the German Consulate General to hand over a memorandum of our demands to the German government. 

Lebo Ramafoko, Oxfam exec director shares more now  

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NITASA, which represents small businesses like street vendors and spaza shop owners, is worried about a new tobacco law being pushed through without proper discussion.They want the government to start over, look at how this law might hurt informal traders, and make sure everyone involved, especially new members of Parliament, reviews all the past feedback. NITASA is deeply concerned about those traders who rely on selling these products for their livelihood.President of NITASA, Rosheda Muller,  weighs in now  

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

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Researcher and Lecturer at the University of Cape Town, Teboho Mofokeng joins us in studio.  She is currently enrolled to complete a PhD with the Future Water Institute at the University of Cape Town.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dr Roze Phillips, African futurist & Founder of Abundance At Work.

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