RC 260915Cape TalkClarence Ford

Tuesday, 15 September 2026

Clarence Ford’s episode centred on women’s safety, practical consumer risks, and rethinking relationships with nature, taxation, authenticity and retirement.

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  1. 09:16

    Police are investigating a sixth woman’s body found around Kempton Park and the East Rand, while considering whether the deaths are linked and whether a serial killer is involved.

  2. 09:49

    SARS plans to use artificial intelligence, real-time data and embedded taxpayer information to simplify compliance, while retaining human oversight and broadening the tax base over the next 12 to 18 months.

  3. 10:16

    A tyre expert warned that legal tread depth does not guarantee safety: incorrect sizing, pressure, balancing or fitment can compromise grip, while second-hand tyres carry hidden damage risks.

  4. 11:20

    A human-rights and indigenous-rights activist argued that rivers, aquifers and lakes should have legal personhood, making people custodians responsible for their protection, dignity and preservation.

  5. 11:38

    Retirement planning should focus on sustainable lifetime income rather than savings alone; starting early, contributing consistently and staying invested can materially improve outcomes over decades.