RC 261011Cape TalkPippa Hudson
Sunday, 11 October 2026
Cape Talk's Weekend Breakfast paired a Mount Nelson manager profile and the Cape Point funicular relaunch with a homelessness campaign and an archived discussion on removing fake porn.
- 07:57
In an archived segment, a social media lawyer said platforms usually need a court order before removing fake or revenge porn images, and litigating such cases in South Africa is very expensive.
- 08:13
Stacey Hopkins started as a trainee at the Mount Nelson 27 years ago making sandwiches, and has now returned as hotel manager, the first woman to hold the position in the hotel's history.
- 08:51
The Flying Dutchman funicular at Cape Point reopened on 1 October after a major upgrade to its control system, and is again taking visitors up to the viewpoint.
- 07:26
The CCID's new This Is Not My Forever campaign argues homelessness is a circumstance, not an identity, urging people to look past someone's situation to their story, resilience and potential.