RC 260921Cape TalkClarence Ford
Monday, 21 September 2026
Clarence Ford’s Monday show centred on gender-based violence, workplace uncertainty during restructuring, and the growing use of debt to cover basic household costs.
- 10:38
Dr Tara Ferrer Harris said violence against women cannot be addressed by making women restrict their lives; prevention must challenge offender accountability, unsafe environments and toxic social norms.
- 10:50
Ferrer Harris called for positive male role models and fathers to teach boys that disrespecting women is unacceptable, while warning that cycle-breaking must begin in families, schools and communities.
- 11:14
African futurist Rose Phillips outlined eight forms of workplace clarity during restructuring, including roles, priorities, decisions and timelines, so employees can act responsibly without pretending uncertainty has disappeared.
- 11:51
Debt counsellor Rene Munsami warned that survival borrowing uses credit for essentials such as food, electricity and transport, while repeated payday loans can deepen household deficits through fees and interest.
- 11:55
Munsami said debt counselling is a statutory process that can restructure instalments and interest, provide breathing space, and eventually restore a consumer’s credit record through a clearance certificate.