RC 260815Cape TalkSara-Jayne Makwala King

Saturday, 15 August 2026

A culture-heavy Saturday show mixed Samas analysis, herbal medicine, a family SUV review, and candid conversations with Sonia Booth and Mandisi Gantshi.

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  1. 08:12

    Sama 32’s first night produced genre winners for Mars Baby, Lord Kez and Mandisi Gantshi; the main awards, including album of the year and best male/female, were still due that night at Sun City.

  2. 07:42

    Karin Hauptflisch said phytotherapy is a licensed, individualised field in South Africa, not a home-remedy free-for-all; she stressed registered practitioners, proper diagnosis and combining herbs with mainstream care when needed.

  3. 08:57

    Melinda Ferguson gave the Lepas L6 an 8/10, praising its space, power and sub-R500,000 pricing, but saying the Apple CarPlay and touchscreen controls could be distracting for everyday use.

  4. 09:13

    Sonia Booth described reinvention as a series of life phases, not a deliberate brand strategy; she said age, smaller trusted circles and her sons’ wellbeing now define her peace.

  5. 09:34

    Mandisi Gantshi said his Artscape show with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra is about proving South African music can stand alongside so-called high art, and about sharing that experience with audiences who feel excluded from those spaces.