RC 260820Cape TalkClarence Ford

Thursday, 20 August 2026

Clarence Ford mixed hard news with big-picture talk: infrastructure delivery, race and identity, women in business, political alliances, and a deeply personal resilience story.

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  1. 09:13

    Western Cape Infrastructure Minister Tertius Simmers said four MOUs from the inaugural infrastructure roundtable could unlock more than R20 billion in projects, backed by AI platform EVE and quarterly follow-ups.

  2. 09:23

    Research from Cambridge was presented as showing all modern humans share deep African ancestry and that race-based thinking is “scientifically illiterate”, with hybridisation said to date back about 1.5 million years.

  3. 09:55

    Priscilla Urquhart said Coca-Cola Peninsula Beverages has deliberately grown women into technical and leadership roles, with one of the highest female quotas in global Coca-Cola manufacturing and production.

  4. 11:15

    Professor Breakfast called the AfriForum–March and March alliance a “marriage of inconvenience”, saying both groups use politics of binarism and may be chasing leverage more than true ideological convergence.

  5. 10:51

    Former provincial police commissioner Leonard Max traced his rise from farm labourer with a standard six to lieutenant general, saying education and refusal to accept poverty as destiny defined his life.