RC 260914Cape TalkLester Kiewit

Monday, 14 September 2026

Springbok dominance, SAFA’s leadership vote, threatened education jobs and a striking discussion about wills and consensual touch shaped Monday’s show.

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  1. 07:08

    Danny Jordaan won a fourth consecutive SAFA presidential term, defeating Zandile Zungu 157-82 and extending his leadership of South African football to 2030.

  2. 06:23

    Basic Education Employment Initiative funding remains uncertain, with about 200,000 teaching-assistant opportunities at risk and roughly R8 billion needed, 95% for stipends.

  3. 06:43

    A wills expert warned that 70% of South African adults lack wills, risking delays and leaving estates subject to intestate succession rather than the deceased’s choices.

  4. 08:17

    Cape Town’s Cuddle Puddle Club offers fully clothed, facilitated, non-sexual touch sessions, with vetting, explicit agreements and boundaries designed to make human connection feel safe.

  5. 06:10

    The show weighed whether the Springboks belong among rugby’s greatest teams after back-to-back World Cups and a 3-1 series victory over New Zealand.