RC 260906Cape TalkSara-Jayne Makwala King

Sunday, 6 September 2026

A people-focused Sunday show examined barriers facing young job seekers, AI’s impact on filmmaking, community healing, and the Springboks’ dramatic win over the All Blacks.

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  1. 07:18

    Nearly five million unemployed young South Africans lack work experience, while job hunting can cost about R1,500 monthly; alternative assessments could help employers identify potential beyond CVs.

  2. 08:25

    Award-winning filmmaker Donovan Marsh said AI could cut film costs from millions to a few thousand rand, widening access while humans remain central to creative direction and performance.

  3. 07:03

    At least 300 families in a Khayelitsha informal settlement are living with raw sewage after a blockage spread into homes; the city says structures over pipelines obstruct repairs.

  4. 08:32

    The Springboks beat the All Blacks 29-24 in Soweto to lead the series 2-1, but face a final Test in Baltimore without injured Cheslin Kolbe.

  5. 08:58

    Purple Wellness Walks use walking, journaling and stranger-to-stranger conversations to build community and support healing, with upcoming events scheduled in Durban on 19 and 21 September.