RC 261001Cape TalkPippa Hudson

Thursday, 1 October 2026

Pippa Hudson’s episode combined Cape Town crime updates with practical conversations about coffee growth, houseplant care, nail safety, active ageing and local music.

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  1. 13:22

    A Cape Town family grew Morning Mojo from one coffee trailer into five mobile trailers and two cafés, adding a Woodstock bakery and coffee roastery.

  2. 13:44

    Houseplant specialist Ruth Bramley advised letting plants dry between thorough waterings, warning that daily small amounts of water can cause overwatering and root problems.

  3. 14:17

    Beauty editor Kelly Clifton said press-on nails typically cost R80 to R150 and may last two nights to two weeks, depending on fit and lifestyle.

  4. 14:22

    Gel manicures can weaken nails through over-buffing or removal; Clifton recommended reducing frequency, choosing a reputable technician and applying SPF 50 before UV exposure.

  5. 14:47

    The 75-year-old founder of Soccer Grannies Cape Town said more than 16 teams will compete in Soweto, promoting active ageing, health checks and community.