RC 260921Cape TalkPippa Hudson

Monday, 21 September 2026

The episode combined strong growth in South Africa’s olive industry with practical sectional-title advice, an animal-welfare auction and a moving conversation about miscarriage and music.

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  1. 13:14

    South Africa’s olive industry is growing by 8% to 10% annually, with 95% of growers in the Western Cape and new investment emerging elsewhere.

  2. 13:17

    Consumers were urged to look for the SA Olive CTC seal, which confirms local production and quality testing, and to read labels carefully for blended oils.

  3. 14:16

    Sectional-title owners should receive AGM minutes within seven days and levy notifications within 14 days; owners can approach CSOS if trustees fail to convene meetings.

  4. 14:41

    African Tales’ online art auction features more than 60 lots, aims to raise at least R600,000, and sends 100% of proceeds towards animal welfare.

  5. 14:53

    Musician Celeste Swift’s song “What If You Had Stayed”, officially released on 2 October, was written after her miscarriage to help others process similar grief.