Views and News with Clarence Ford

CapeTalk is rolling out a new logo this month and YOU have a chance to get a sneak peak of it. We have adorned an open-top bus with this new logo and if you see it, take a photo of it and share it to social media and tag us, as you could then win some cool cash. Clarence Ford spoke to Zain Johnson.

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Clarence speaks to Hanfred Rauch, Head of Storytelling for Reddish Blue.

How do South Africans consume video content? 

A new media report (created between Reddish Blue and New Media) has unveiled key trends shaping video marketing in the county. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Jonathan Frewin BBC World Service Partner Hub Broadcasting House.

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To raise awareness of brain health and disease prevention, the World Federation of Neurology is marking World Brain Day today. Although brain disorders are emphasized worldwide across all ages, sex and socio-economies, more than 70% of neurological diseases are prevalent in low-to-middle-income countries and are the second leading cause of death globally, accounting for 9 million deaths per year. For the Federation, recognizing brain health as a fundamental human right is at the core of our and World Brain Day mission.Dr James Butler, Exec board member of Neurological Association of SA joins us on the line now for more

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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 City of Cape Town has put forward a R20,000 reward for anyone with information that can lead to the suspects who attacked officers in Hanover Park.On Friday, law enforcement officers were pelted with stones while responding to an incident in the area, leaving an officer injured. 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Denver Vraagom actor.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Marlene le Roux Artscape CEO.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Mark Fine Owner of Fine Trading - founder of scrap recycling coalition on Government is looking at changes to the Second-Hand Goods Act to clamp down on the thriving scrap metal theft that plays a major role in damaging SA's infrastructure.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Ground Up journalist Ray Joseph spoke to Clarence about the NLC struggling to clear 3,400 funding applications due to a critical lack of people to process these applications.

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