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Kevin from Musenberg, I spoke to Lester on Monday with regard to the speaking to Lester again. Am I speaking to Lester again? Okay. Lester, I've been in touch with the minister's department, and they're very keen to host us and have a viewing of my piece,
Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester in your lounge on the first Wednesday morning of every month. Live from One Home in the
And downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester. It's Lester. In your lounge. On the first Wednesday morning
story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester. It's Lester in your lounge on the first Wednesday morning of every month. Live from One Home in the Cape. To make sure it's yours, email comments at
ones in this must be a very difficult time. But we have a voice note on Errol on this. Good morning, Lester and the listeners. Lester, firstly, my condolences to Wayne and his fat, to Wayne's family, his wife, and the Ikin fraternity of Cape Town. Lester, I
has a story. From the epic and inspirational to the historic and downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's
I used to joke and laugh at him that when he called me, or before he got to my name, he'd first rattle off his brother's name. He'd go, Clifford, I mean Clarence, I mean Vincent. Ah, Lester, Lester, Lester. That's your name. I have now started doing that.
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Emergency care. It's 13 minutes past six o'clock. Good morning, Cape Town. This is Lester Kivitt on Cape Talk. Hi, Lester. Key question this morning. Has Errol called in to apologize and have about not having any confidence in you? Julian said he calls us
story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester. It's Lester in your lounge. On the first Wednesday morning of every month. Live from One Home in the Cape. To make sure it's yours, email comments at
I want in on this. Let's do this. You know, we have to pay 20,000 rand if we lose. What's 20,000? Lester, just this morning, I said you and I can put our money together for Kuya and Buller. Petrol's going up by 333 cents. Good night, Natalie. Lester, chump
and the celebrations this Saturday from 10 a.m. on Cape Talk. Good morning, Cape Town. What's up, Lester? On 072-567-1567. Good morning, Lester and the listeners. Lester, there's something I only found out about a month ago: that there's an area in Hao Teng
Has a story. From the epic and inspirational to the historic and downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's
School of Education. Really appreciate your time. Put simply, why are so few men in South Africa seeking careers in the teaching profession? Only 29% of South African teachers are men. Thank you so much, Lester, for having me. So, Lester, we have a problem.
windows being broken, etc. So, as far as I'm concerned, in Simonstown, accommodation, yes, it's far from everything. But, yeah, all those buildings just sitting, um, going to waste. Thanks, Lester. Morning, Lester. How's it going, man? Hope you're doing well.
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Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester in your lounge on the first Wednesday morning of every month. Live from One Home in the
Kevin from Musenberg, I spoke to Lester on Monday with regard to the speaking to Lester again. Am I speaking to Lester again? Okay. Lester, I've been in touch with the minister's department, and they're very keen to host us and have a viewing of my piece,
Has a story. From the epic and inspirational to the historic and downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's
From the epic and inspirational to the historic and downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester in your
Which there is, of course, no photograph of. Good morning, Lester. I hope you're good. Lester, you know, when I first saw the painting, it was 2022 when there was an unveiling at the castle. And it was done by my daughter, who is an artist, Duke Jean Lanier.
appreciated you coming on here with us here on Monday, on a Monday. Good morning, K-Town. What's up, Lester? On 072-567-1567. We have a voice note. I agree with you, Lester. I totally agree with you. I sent this message yesterday that's typed out with so many
Lester Kivitt on Cape Talk. Received an email from a listener and he says, hi, Lester, I have to tell you, I was genuinely hurt by what you said earlier this week when you said all Cape Town drivers drive badly. And if you think you're fine, a fine motorist,
And downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester. It's Lester. In your lounge. On the first Wednesday morning
Lester, as I said, the George do not have a genealogical society, not that I know of, but there will be pockets of people that do get together about doing family research. It might be at a church, it might be at a senior citizen place. George is quite
story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's Lester. It's Lester in your lounge on the first Wednesday morning of every month. Live from One Home in the Cape. To make sure it's yours, email comments at
Lester, as I said, the George do not have a genealogical society, not that I know of, but there will be pockets of people that do get together about, you know, doing family research. It might be at a church. It might be at, you know, a senior citizen place.
ones in this must be a very difficult time. But we have a voice note on Errol on this. Good morning, Lester and the listeners. Lester, firstly, my condolences to Wayne and his fat, to Wayne's family, his wife, and the Ikin fraternity of Cape Town. Lester, I
has a story. From the epic and inspirational to the historic and downright hilarious. Now, Lester Kibbett wants to hear them all and share your community story with the Cape. So, he's pulling up to your hood and your home and taking over your couch. It's
I used to joke and laugh at him that when he called me, or before he got to my name, he'd first rattle off his brother's name. He'd go, Clifford, I mean Clarence, I mean Vincent. Ah, Lester, Lester, Lester. That's your name. I have now started doing that.
Pulling up to your hood and your home to hear your neighborhood story. It's Lester in your lounge live on K-Talk. But, Ian, in great and you want to take us back to the conversation of people involved in the apartheid era apparatus becoming politicians,
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