Cape Talk, Wednesday night

Here at Primidia, also quite young, early 40s, who had suffered a devastating stroke, unfortunately. So it is something that is no longer the preserve of older people or senior members of society. Younger people are now starting to suffer devastating strokes. We'll be speaking to Ness Gwendolyn Peterson about that at about 10 minutes to five. We were hoping to speak to representatives of the South African Municipal Workers' Union. They are causing quite a bit of disruption.

To navigation around Gauteng. The Mike One blocked now for several days, actually, as they have issues with their employer. Unfortunately, they went to go watch the match yesterday. Kezachi's winning 3-0 against TechS Galaxy meant that none of them could confirm with us their availability this morning. So we do not have a lead interview today because the Municipal Workers' Union prioritized football over.

The concerns and the disruption that they are bringing to the people of Gauteng. So the start of the next hour will be entirely yours, where you pick up on any of the stories on EWN conversations we'll bring to you and share your thoughts. And then we'll finish off with a conversation with the provincial electoral officer of the IEC here in the Western Cape, Michael Hendrickser. Question: We're asking: there are a number of instances where the same candidate appears.