Views and News with Clarence Ford

Parts of Cape Town have witnessed a surge in gang-related shootings, even extending to areas not typically known for such violence, like Ottery and Grassy Park.Jenni Irish Qhobosheane,  Researcher at the Global Initiative Against Transnational Organized Crime  

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United Nations Childrens Fund say Central African Republic children are the world's most deprived. 

Boko Haram and other African terror groups are increasingly using women suicide bombers. 

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Usually on the 1st Wednesday of the new month, a fuel price adjustment comes into effect.

That has not been the case for July.  So when will this month’s fuel price changes come into effect?

Clarence Ford spoke to Reggie Sibiya, CEO at Fuel Retailers Association for a quick explanation.

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

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Let's get to the meat of this high stakes story!  Eyewitness News can reveal that at least 20 Portuguese butchery owners and staff were kidnapped in the province since January last year - with one victim murdered.Last week, within the space of 72 hours, three butchery owners were kidnapped.Just one of the three victims has been found or released.In most cases, ransom demands for the safe release of the victims range from R400,000 to R3.5 million, while in at least nine of these cases, ransom demands started from R10 million.While it may or may not be a coincidence, all the victims are originally from the region of Madeira in Portugal - some being third or fourth generation South Africans.What’s the story behind the story? EWN reporter Orrin Singh shares more now 

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Clarence Ford speaks to Liesel and Nicki Priem today to learn more about their passion for The Luxurama and their efforts to keep its legacy alive. Welcome, Liesel and Nicki.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dylan Red musician.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Dean Wingrin Defense Analyst.

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Clarence Ford speaks to Prof Renata Schoeman Head of Healthcare Leadership at Stellenbosch Business School.

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Oh, how times have changed. Many couples today choose to live together rather than get married, embracing cohabitation as a form of partnership.While living together without marriage may reflect modern relationship dynamics, it’s vital to be aware of the legal implications. The reality is that South African legal system currently doesn’t provide the same rights and protections to cohabiting partners as it does to married couples. Angie Poole, Manager Estates, Business Restructuring at BDO South Africa shares more now. 

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