RC 261005Cape TalkPippa Hudson

Monday, 5 October 2026

Pippa Hudson’s episode focused on voter education ahead of November’s local elections, alongside Wendy Nola’s honorary doctorate and Cape Town cultural highlights.

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  1. 14:15

    Cape Town metropolitan voters will receive two ballot papers, while voters outside the metro receive three, including a district council proportional-representation ballot.

  2. 14:30

    Applications for special votes close at 5pm on Monday, 12 October; qualifying voters include those who are ill, elderly, pregnant or away on election day.

  3. 13:17

    Wendy Nola received an honorary Doctor of Laws degree from Rhodes University for nearly three decades of consumer journalism and advocacy.

  4. 13:46

    Kauai’s head of product development said the 30-year-old brand has about 270 South African and international branches and roughly 27 smoothies on its menu.

  5. 14:53

    Robin Auld’s new project reinterprets classic South African songs, with his version of Bill Knight’s “Who Are the Africans?” due across streaming platforms on 12 October.