RC 260831Cape TalkPippa Hudson

Monday, 31 August 2026

A practical Monday show spotlighted skills development, will-writing pitfalls and Magnet Theatre’s urgent funding appeal, alongside nostalgic stories of appliances lasting for decades.

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  1. 13:18

    A new Hisense Northlink Technical Academy at Belhar will train 15 students over a year in domestic appliance repairs, with workplace training provided by Hisense.

  2. 14:16

    After divorce, South Africa’s Wills Act gives a three-month grace period; beyond that, an ex-spouse may still inherit if named in the existing will.

  3. 14:44

    Magnet Theatre needs urgent funding to complete its current programmes, including its seventh cohort of 20 graduates and an after-school programme serving 120 children.

  4. 14:00

    The show’s appliance longevity debate reached an 80-year-old Westinghouse fridge bought in 1947, still working in Rondebosch and beating a 72-year-old rival.

  5. 14:54

    The Cape Town Music Collective’s song “I Just Called to Say” brought together 16 creatives across three continents over more than two years and is streaming online.