RC 260929Cape TalkClarence Ford

Tuesday, 29 September 2026

Clarence Ford’s episode examined grief and social change, challenged listeners on faith-based politics, and explored trophy hunting’s contested role in conservation and community livelihoods.

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  1. 11:38

    A Stellenbosch-led review of 89 studies across 13 sub-Saharan countries found trophy hunting produced more positive than negative outcomes for local communities and conservation, though results varied widely.

  2. 11:49

    Researcher Dr Haley Clements said conservation outcomes improved when communities or private landowners controlled wildlife rights, decisions and revenues, creating stronger incentives to protect habitats.

  3. 11:22

    ACDP mayoral candidate Ferlin Christians defended the party’s Bible-based positions against abortion and LGBTQI+ conduct, while promising service delivery for all Cape Town residents.

  4. 10:45

    Dr Heidi Madison described grief as including everyday losses of identity, routines and relationships, arguing that people should honour different mourning processes rather than dismiss smaller losses.

  5. 10:17

    Money expert Fazila Karim warned that side hustles can supplement retirement savings and inflation protection, but should fit available time and energy rather than deepen existing pressures.