RC 260907Cape TalkClarence Ford
Monday, 7 September 2026
Views and News weighed AI accountability, local-government voting, rugby’s Baltimore showcase and a new Cape Town film against a busy court-news agenda.
- 10:50
AI ethics expert Wade Seal said developers, not supposedly deceptive machines, must be held accountable, calling for independent, publicly owned AI watchdogs modelled on the press ombudsman and medicines regulation.
- 11:21
Amnesty International urged voters to assess local candidates against human-rights obligations, demand concrete timelines for service delivery, and remain active after the 4 November local-government election.
- 09:52
Rugby Unfiltered founder Jan de Kwin explained the Springboks-All Blacks Baltimore Test is both a money-spinner and a 2031 World Cup profile-builder for rugby in the United States.
- 11:39
The Cape Town film Lifta Es Roy, adapted from a stage production, follows three siblings navigating trauma, family secrets and harsh community realities; it premieres on 23 September and costs R150.
- 11:02
Former National Assembly speaker Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula’s discharge application was dismissed, meaning her corruption and money-laundering case will proceed in the Pretoria High Court.