Talk Radio Station, CapeTalk

Talk Radio Station, CapeTalk has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in April 2021. The social media accounts linked to from Talk Radio Station, CapeTalk are: • Facebook • Instagram • YouTube • WhatsApp • Email • X Besides social media accounts, CapeTalk has populated their site with: • Godongwana proposes VAT hike of 0.5 percentage points for 2025 and 2026 • Primedia Plus • MK Party threatens to bring SA to a standstill if VAT is hiked • Johann Rupert becomes richest African (net worth: R270bn!), overtaking Nigeria’s Aliko Dangote • Eskom warns of outages due to maintenance drive ahead of winter • Steenhuisen's controversial podcaster hire: 'Is this the kind of person we want in GNU?' • Trump says farmers keen to quit 'terrible' South Africa welcome in US • 'I’m not looking forward to going back to South Africa' - Chidimma Adetshina • Are treason charges against AfriForum a waste of the Hawks' time? • Arms deal corruption case: 'Jacob Zuma rapidly running out of ground' • Plans underway to relook at the unfinished highway on Cape Town's foreshore - Roberto Quintas, CoCT • Ramaphosa requests meeting with Justice Minister Simelane over VBS allegations • AfriForum, Solidarity say they won’t lose sleep over acts of high treason allegations • 2407 teacher posts to be cut in Western Cape: 'Nothing short of a crisis!' • AfriForum claims it's on a damage limitation exercise in United States • Zuma defends Hlophe's designation to JSC, labels court challenges as racist, frivolous • SASSA beneficiaries • Zondo: There was no other option but to hold Zuma in contempt for defiance of ConCourt order • Ramaphosa defends Godongwana: 'No finance minister will just willy-nilly raise taxes' • Floyd Shivambu hits back at Malema's comments labelling him an EFF betrayer • Tabling of national budget called off • Legendary teacher William Smith described as pioneer in education following his passing • Alison Botha attackers deemed 'significant long-term risk to females'. Why then were they granted bail? • Annual consumer price inflation for July falls to 4.6% - Stats SA • Only 35.6% of South Africa's children live with their biological fathers – report • 'Major milestone': Over 160 homeless relocated to safe spaces as CoCT completes CBD evictions • US ships 2,000-pound bombs to Israel: 'The implications are severe'– strategist • 'If Dricus du Plessis beats Israel Adesanya, we'll bid to host UFC' – Cape Town Mayor • Muhsin Hendricks (world's first openly gay imam) shot dead in Gqeberha: 'It's an attempt to terrorise queer people' – Zackie Achmat • Property development in Cape Town CBD is booming - doubles in 2023 • 17k enquire about getting refugee status - SA Chamber of Commerce in the USA • EFF's second-in-command Floyd Shivambu calls it quits • Afrikaner farmers unlikely to leave South Africa for US, says Afrikanerbond • WATCH: Former Miss South Africa contestant Chidimma Adetshina accepts Miss Nigeria invite • Netanyahu praises Trump's 'revolutionary, creative' Gaza plan • 'SA one of the most scammed countries in the world' - Truecaller, Head of Comms • 'AfriForum must live up to the misinformation they provided about our country' – Naledi Pandor • SA unemployment rate increases to 33.5% in Q2 • Musk clashes with Malema, calls for EFF leader to be declared an 'international criminal' • Kabelo Gwamanda resigns as City of Joburg mayor • Transformation fund for black businesses will get R20 billion a year over next 5 years, says Ramaphosa • Nearly 80 000 unsolved murder cases closed in SA since 2018 • Trump sanctions ICC for 'illegitimate' Israel, US probes • Magashule's former PA due in court after being extradited from US • 'It wasn't us': AfriForum denies feeding misinformation to US • King Charles honours Dr John Kani with Order of the British Empire • US skipping G20 talks due to South Africa's 'anti-American' agenda: Rubio • South Africa's Olympic breaststroke star Tatjana Smith retires • Hamas rejects Trump proposal to take over Gaza, move Palestinians • Miss SA finalist faces scrutiny over heritage: 'Why are we so Afrophobic?' – Clement Manyathela • Lamola says govt won't tire explaining expropriation laws to international community • Kganyago paints bleak economic picture, warns of new domestic & global challenges • Cape Town invests R26m in cleaning up CBD and arterial roads • SA Poultry Association calls for zero rated chicken: 'Give relief to the masses' • Trump accuses SA of 'confiscating' land, cuts funding • ANC finds Zuma guilty of misconduct, resolves he should be expelled from the organisation • Eskom warns of 'high risk of loadshedding at short notice' • US President Joe Biden steps down from reelection bid • Almost 60,000 illegal immigrants intercepted trying to enter SA during festive - Home Affairs Dept • Ramaphosa calls on South Africans to rally behind Government of National Unity • 'South Africa pulling out of DRC would be a humanitarian catastrophe' • Job creation, new investment and energy key features of Ramaphosa's OPA • 'Interviews in native Poland show Chris Hani killer Janusz Waluś is remorseless' • Review of parole system to be completed this year, says Groenewald • South Africa’s pure maths crisis: Only 45k of 700k matrics passed with 60% • Record Israeli land grab fuels already soaring tension in the West Bank • Eskom confident of reaching a year without loadshedding on 26 March • Bloodied Trump survives assassination attempt • Opposition parties call for Khumbudzo Ntshavheni to step down amid fraud investigation • 23% of SA children starving due to poverty - UNICEF report • Counterfeit spaza shop condoms: 'No level of desperation must lead us to buy things that aren't verifiable' - Dept Health • 'No legal foundation to justify the objection' as John Hlophe elected to sit on JSC • Another Cape Town cop in the dock for allegedly raping female detainee • Eskom has spent R6bn less on diesel in past few months, says Ramokgopa • Former Springboks coach Peter de Villiers joins Jacob Zuma’s MK Party • Minister cuts spending on MP housing: 'People must make do' • SA welcomes ceasefire deal between Israel and Hamas • SAA to get more aircraft, increase routes by 64% • 2025 pivotal for SA says economist, as Bloomberg survey reveals forecast of 1.7% economic growth • MK Party drops court bid to nullify election results • Mbuyiseni Ndlozi steps down as EFF MP • Want to own land in Clifton? This tiny plot can be yours for R175M • South Africa wants to make alcohol more expensive. Why it’s a good idea – health economist • Fixing Home Affairs: Every SAn understands the scale of the problem - Schreiber • Thursday marks 3 years since Parliament's main buildings were gutted by fire • Sadtu unhappy with appointment of DA's Siviwe Gwarube as Basic Education Minister • DBE fined R5m for failing to comply with enforcement notice on publishing of matric results • Breakfast with Refilwe Moloto (Weekdays, 6am to 9am) • Masiphumelele fire: 'No fatalities but emotional toll remains heavy' – Gift of the Givers • The Morning Review with Lester Kiewit (Weekdays, 9am to 12pm) • Cape Flats see spike in gang violence since Mark Lifman's murder, says MEC • EFF proposes coalition with ANC, without the DA or FF Plus • 17 initiates die in Eastern Cape: 'It could've been prevented' – EC Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs • 'No way' DA will be given half of cabinet - Cosatu • 'South Africans Against Drunk Driving' urges President Cyril Ramaphosa to declare national disaster • Proteas thrash Afghanistan to reach T20 World Cup final • EFF willing to join GNU if DA is excluded: 'Cyril Ramaphosa is a survivalist, not a DA loyalist' – analyst • Bruce Whitfield bids 702 and CapeTalk farewell after 20 years • MK Party wants to contest for power in all municipalities in 2026 local elections • Impeached judge Hlophe to be MK Party's Parliamentary leader • EFF reiterates call for government to abolish tender system • ANC on DA's Cabinet demands: 'GNU cannot be held to ransom by any single party' • Rape is still rape even if you’re married – report finds some South African men don’t believe it is • Growing calls for Ramaphosa to keep DA away from Employment and Labour Ministry • Jay-Z denies allegations he sexually assaulted a 13-year-old in 2000 • COSATU calls for GNU to follow ANC policy guidelines • SACP wants to go it alone at upcoming local govt elections to prove its might • IEC commissioner Masuku arrested for corruption • More than 10,000 people killed on SA's roads in 2024 so far - Creecy • DA suspends newly-appointed MP Renaldo Gouws • Julius Malema calls for Nkandla to be attached over Jacob Zuma's unpaid legal fees • Ramaphosa: New tide in SA must be welcomed with hope and optimism • Teenaged illegal miner says uncle lured him here from Zim under false pretences of a welding job • Is the GNU the beginning of the end for the ANC? • Women For Change submits petition with 51k signatures to stop Chris Brown from coming to South Africa • 'GNU is a white-led unholy alliance between DA and ANC of Ramaphosa' – Zuma • Zuma plans to fight expulsion, intends to lead ANC again • French rugby boss slams Siya Kolisi: ‘Not the player we expected. He’s gained weight’ • Bo-Kaap residents protest against over-tourism: 'Nobody wins at the end of the day' – Civic & Ratepayers Association • LGBTQIA+ activist Steve Letsike becomes MP: 'Everybody in their diversity matters' • Springbok Du Toit named World Player of the Year for second time • 'DA won't support motion of no confidence against Ramaphosa' - Helen Zille • Zuma 'strongly rejects' expulsion from ANC, to consult legal team on way forward • PA's McKenzie threatens to leave GNU if he doesn't get ministerial position • World leaders split as ICC issues arrest warrant for Netanyahu • DA's Winde re-elected as Premier of WCape: 'New ideas welcome, let's just get on with it' • Countdown to ’25 — Politics, polarization and the role of the media • Zwelinzima Vavi warns of MK Party dangers: 'They are angling for chaos' • Iconic Good Hope Centre to be redeveloped. Have YOUR say! • MK Party writes to Parly asking that its founder, Khumalo, not be sworn in as an MP • All pit toilets in SA schools to be eradicated by 31 March 2025 – Basic Education Minister • DA supports ANC GNU: 'Neither would've wanted this going into elections' • Will Mbuyiseni Ndlozi be the next big EFF exit? • MK Party's ConCourt bid to halt first Parly sitting unlikely to succeed due to lack of evidence - constitutional experts • HRW accuses Israel of 'war crime' with 'forcible transfer' in Gaza • Khayelitsha community left 'clueless' after mass shooting claims 5 lives • SA cautions citizens to postpone travel to Mozambique as protests set to intensify • GNU: ‘ANC losing majority does not mean it’s lost its criminality’ – ActionSA • Donald Trump declares election victory: ‘That he won the popular vote says a lot' • MK Party heads to ConCourt in a bid to stop the swearing-in of MPs • 61% of SAns wish they could quit their job amid ‘mental health crisis’ - survey • WATCH: Government of national unity 'the best option' to move SA forward – Ramaphosa • Officials remove homeless people living in tents at Castle of Good Hope • WATCH | EXCLUSIVE: Sit-down with Former President Jacob Zuma • Parents are NOT coping with massive school uniform price hikes • ‘We are not like Mandela’: Malema rejects ANC’s government of national unity proposal • Home Affairs to cancel IDs and travel documents of Chidimma Adetshina and her mother • With its resources stretched, GOTG appeals for assistance in responding to disasters across SA • BRICS Summit: 'President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks for the GNU not the ANC' - DA • MK Party boycott of National Assembly unlikely to stop formulation of govt • Porn stars urge men to vote against Trump • SA has so many challenges 'we can't afford to get coalition wrong' - Cosatu • Kelly Smith planned to sell daughter, Joshlin, and her 2 other children, says State • Naledi Pandor, Bheki Cele, Thandi Modise and Thulas Nxesi among ministers not returning to Parliament • It's too early to talk about who'll succeed Ramaphosa in ANC, says Mashatile • Sports Minister Zizi Kodwa resigns with immediate effect • DStv's R4.1 billion loss: Is this the end of satellite TV and rise of streaming services? • MK looks to scupper election of new president with threat not to attend first Parliament sitting • 7 women murdered every day in South Africa – National Femicide Study • 'Once we are in power, we will reclaim our ANC' - Zuma • 200 days without load shedding a ‘significant milestone to ensure energy security’ - Eskom • Over 70 ANC leaders to be without a job in Parliament after party's dismal election showing • Decriminalise sex work now, urges advocacy group • WC Premier Alan Winde 'grateful, humbled' as DA retains control of province • 'Only God cares more for Eva's well-being than I do': Alleged kidnapper Carlos Rebelo breaks silence • Donald Trump convicted on all charges in hush money trial • Eskom spent R6 billion on diesel since April to keep loadshedding miracle going • Undecided ahead of tomorrow's polls? Vote in ‘solidarity’! What that means… • Govt talks to reduce fuel taxes at advanced stage, says Mantashe • Can the DA hold on to exclusive control of Western Cape? • MultiChoice cracks down on pirate streamers: 'YOU are committing a crime!' • 49 voting stations in the Western Cape identified as high risk hotspots • 'I couldn't let a human die like that': Hero saves woman from drowning in Table View • 50% of households now benefit from a social grant - 'a terrible indictment of SA' • Cape Town, be warned! Raw sewage is contaminating Hout Bay Beach • DA files Electoral Court application to challenge Ramaphosa’s national address • Israel-Hezbollah: 'Lebanon is starting to resemble Gaza. It's a full-fledged war against civilians' • Dad turns tables on alleged bully, beats HER father as she watches • Nearly 400 firearms and over 29,000 rounds of ammunition stolen in 6 months • South Africa returns to ICJ for urgent hearing over Israel genocide case • 'R1 billion for 3 driving licence card machines? Cancel the contract!' – OUTA • Elections 2024: Zuma can't stand as a candidate, rules Constitutional Court • Rape convictions expected to increase after court declares parts of Sexual Offences Act unconstitutional • Gaza: Wars are raging around the world, so why are young people so passionate about this one? • Anglican Church rejects blessings for same-sex couples: 'It's a great pain that it lags society' • Joshlin Smith kidnapping case postponed to July • All Judicial Service Commission interviews would be compromised if Hlophe sits in – Judges Matter • AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine pulled for rare but deadly side effects • City monitoring Atlantic Seaboard water quality after 'emergency' sewage release • Israel pounds Gaza as truce talks resume • Israel-Hezbollah war: 'No one will win this. We will only see blood' - Ambassador of Lebanon in South Africa • Winning the race: Which party is the best option for coloured voters in the WC? • President Cyril Ramaphosa talks SA investment with Elon Musk in New York • 'We don't know where or how we identify' - The story of the !Xun San of Platfontein • Eskom's proposed 36% electricity tariff hike open for public comment • Despite its challenges, ANC remains preferred choice for many SA citizens - Ramaphosa • Plea to CT mayor: Rename the roads honouring apartheid PMs • MK Party accused of forging signatures: 'They're cut from the same cloth as ANC' • Table Mountain crime: Top athletes fear competing in RMB Ultra-trail Cape Town • Almost half of SA borrowing money for food, can’t afford electricity • Primedia bolsters sports offering by signing media partnership with Lions Rugby • Mbeki hits campaign trail for ANC but reiterates call for party to 'renew itself' • 31 murdered in hellish week in Cape Flats ‘war zone’ • South Africa’s Afrikaans accent voted second sexiest in the WORLD • Health Dept to rope in sangomas & traditional healers to assist in detecting chronic illnesses • The race to govern - identity politics in election campaigning • Elon Musk on track to become first TRILLIONAIRE in 2027 • South Africans have the highest screen time globally – study • Cape Town plans to add R30m roof to DHL Stadium to host UFC - Mayor Geordin Hill-Lewis • Testing for dagga at work? If you get high after hours, they can’t fire you – Labour Court • Presidency finds it 'disturbing' that parties threaten to ditch GNU when disputes arise • Can all-out war be averted after Iran's attack on Israel? • Western Cape government gives City of Cape Town 'serious warning' to clean up Dunoon • Stellenbosch University staff join calls by UCT, UWC for Gaza ceasefire • Companies EXPOSED by two-pot retirement system for not paying employee pensions • Discussions underway for name changes to six Eastern Cape towns • ANC sets sights on 2026 local government elections for redemption • 'Distasteful and opportunistic': AKA’s family won’t endorse book • Govt to give SA Post Office R3.8bn bailout: ‘It can be resuscitated’ • 'He's too toxic to work with': Oscar Pistorius now cleaning church floors for a living • 'If this is what NHI looks like, do NOT let it happen!' – Tom London • Biden warns Netanyahu of US shift, as domestic pressure mounts • Israel prepares military operations in Gaza's Rafah • Visit Primedia+ • Siya Kolisi makes FINtastic move back to Sharks • Gazans mark 'saddest' Eid with little to celebrate or eat • All Blacks in South Africa join coaching clinics for underprivileged children • 'Govt listens to needs of its citizens', says Transport Minister as e-tolls officially discontinued in Gauteng • PRASA to provide all-day train rides for Springboks vs All Blacks • World powers condemn deadly Gaza air strike on aid workers • 'A kid in sport, is a kid out of court': McKenzie, Gwarube sign MOU to make sport, arts compulsory in schools • 'Whispers' of potential KZN violence if MK Party barred from contesting elections • Liquidation 'Day Zero' approaching for South African Post Office • African Christian Democratic Party reflects on Israel peace mission • UN Ceasefire: ‘It will take generations for Palestine to recover’ • Early Breakfast with Africa Melane • 'I have never said let's drive white people into the sea' - Julius Malema • Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit • ‘Give black people titles to the land their homes are on’ – Christo Wiese • Views and News with Clarence Ford • Extortion rackets slam brakes on Mitchells Plain MyCiTi • The Midday Report with Mandy Wiener • Six power stations require urgent attention as winter approaches - Ramokgopa • Lunch with Pippa Hudson • State hits back at Mapisa-Nqakula's attempts to block arrest • Afternoon Drive with John Maytham • Is Kirstenbosch getting too expensive? Annual membership introduced - got R800? • The Money Show with Stephen Grootes • ‘Keeping hope alive’: Police say they're edging closer to finding missing Joshlin Smith • The Aubrey Masango Show • DA defends corruption-accused former Mayor's deployment to WC legislature • Weekend Breakfast with Sara-Jayne Makwala King • Joshlin Smith's mother and 3 co-accused charged with kidnapping, human trafficking • #JustTheHits with Abongile Nzelenzele • Pravin Gordhan retires from politics • Jazz and Beyond with Nothemba Madumo • Gaza conflict: rising hunger deaths highlight starvation as weapon of war • ‘The focus must be on Joshlin’: Saldanha Bay mayor condemns mob actions during search • Deaths at aid delivery site in Gaza draw condemnation • Find CapeTalk on Facebook • Ramaphosa suspends Deputy Minister Dipuo Peters for one month • Follow CapeTalk on Twitter • Gaza war: Will Israel respond to US pressure? • Follow CapeTalk on Instagram • 6 suspects arrested in connection with AKA, Tibz murders due in court on Thursday • Subscribe to CapeTalk's YouTube Channel • Disney classic 'Mary Poppins' reclassified for using South African racial slur • Parliament marks historical first as it impeaches 2 high court judges • Budget 2024: Govt to dig into SA's gold and foreign exchange to reduce R5 trillion debt • CT port let Al-Kuwait ship dock for the animals' safety • No new cash bailouts of struggling and underperforming SOEs - Godongwana • Cape Town’s stinking ship ‘should be a wakeup call to all meat eaters’ • Treasury allocates R61bn towards employment programmes over medium term • Trump's $500m debt, legal battles might not stop bid for the presidency • DA manifesto: Western Cape a model of how it would run South Africa • Hawks made more than 720 arrests across SA between Sept & Nov 2023 • ‘Smell of cattle carrier ship in CT shows terrible conditions animals endure’ - NSPCA • US allies warn Israel against 'catastrophic' Rafah operation • Friends of Table Mountain petition for government intervention to make mountain safer today • Kellogg’s Corn Flakes (118 years old today) was invented to stop sex and masturbation • Bafana did well at AFCON. What happens to Hugo Broos? • US warns Israel of 'disaster' if it sends troops into Gaza's Rafah • Eskom working to address boiler tube leaks - Ramokgopa • 'The end of load shedding is finally within reach,' says Ramaphosa in SONA • DIRCO criticises Nigeria High Commission for 'unnecessary' tension around Bafana vs Super Eagles match • 'The poor need to vote the ANC out, we have suffered far too long' • Unconscious teen rescued from Lion's Head after wild night out • Whistleblower exposes SAPS' broken 10111 emergency number • 15 guns go missing from Mitchells Plain police station • Jozi-born Tyla bags Grammy for ‘Water’: ‘I know my mother’s crying somewhere’ • SONA unlikely to offer anything we haven't heard before • Pandor dismisses claims that SA's genocide case against Israel funded by Iran • SA's Pandor questions why ICC hasn't issued arrest warrant for Israel's Netanyahu yet • 9000 millionaires have left SA since 2013, but the next decade looks positive • ‘This is urban terror’: 12-year-old killed in gang violence crossfire • Palestinian soccer stars heading to CT next month for exhibition matches • Police relying on WhatsApp amid Western Cape SAPS comms breakdown • Maimane says promise of 1994 a ‘dream deferred’, claims BOSA only party fit to continue legacy • Dischem Brain of CapeTalk: Africa Melane vs Nik Rabinowitz • One More Time turns disposable vapes into stylish power banks • Interest rates on hold, and 'likely to remain so in the short term' • 'He passed away in my arms' - wife of legendary snake catcher • SA vs Israel genocide case: Pandor makes way to The Hague to hear ICJ judgement • Curro Select’s Cooper College reveals horrifying matric results despite high fees • [LISTEN] Lester Kiewit speaks to Torleif Svensson about being the official Queen photographer • 'Walkie talkies' in multi-million rand China deal bagged by Cape Town entrepreneur • City of CT optimistiaclly cautious about 20% decline in confiscated booze between over festive season • Israel now ranks among the world’s leading jailers of journalists • Jobs at stake with fruit export delays at Cape Town ports • "Nou weet hulle wat ons weet!": Dricus Du Plessis becomes SA's first UFC champion • Melissa Muller 'grateful' for support after recognition as top NSC candidate • 'Hulle weet nie wat ons weet nie!': Dricus du Plessis seeks UFC glory • Water usage in CPT is high, could it be time to impose restrictions across the city? • New SASSA glitch leaves tens of thousands without grants AGAIN • Basic Education system is ‘fragile’ ahead of 2024 – Minister Angie Motshekga • ‘It is a genocide in Gaza. Thank you SA for doing something’- Israelis Against Apartheid • Nkosazana Dlamini Zuma to retire from Parliament • Cele reveals 61 Saps firearms have been stolen every month while under his reign • 'I want to return': Zuma's re-entry into SA's political fray • SA cites urgency in shielding Gazans from Israel: 'Genocide is never the answer' • Israel accuses South Africa of weaponising UN Genocide Convention in ICJ case • City's removal of Palestinian flag mural sparks ire of Lavender Hill residents • On this day (8 January) in 1912 the ANC was formed. Meet its founders... • 34 died during Eastern Cape initiation: ‘It is a disaster’ • Loadshedding returns after festive season: ‘We’re back to the bad old times’ • V&A Waterfront appeals Cape Town's withdrawal of permit for NYE fireworks • City of Cape Town sees spike in drunk driving incidents over festive period • Should wasting food be illegal? (SA's annual waste can feed ALL hungry people) • Beloved Cape Town chef Fatima Sydow dies after long cancer battle • Israeli sniper killed mother, child in Gaza's only Catholic church - Cardinal • 31 teachers struck from register amid allegations of having sex with pupils • ANC comrades now need post-matric qualifications for election into public office • CTIA records 30,000 arrivals in city a day since start of December • Ramaphosa rubbishes claims that the ANC hasn't improved lives • Court OKs eviction orders for Atlantic Seaboard 'tent city' • 'It's UNACCEPTABLE to transport farmworkers on open trucks or bakkies!' • Google Maps doc reveals extent of crime on Table Mountain (80 muggings in 2023) • Award-winning SA musician Zahara passes away • Destruction in Gaza is unfathomable - historian • Deployment of 10,000 new officers will help police visibility - Cele • Roger Jardine launches Change Starts Now platform, urges SA to stand against ANC • 'He threatened chopping off my finger' – CPT mountain hiker describes mugging • Hawks confiscate fake Lego worth nearly R1m at Oriental City • 'ANC on verge of losing power' - Veteran Mavuso Msimang quits after 60 years • Saps members are quitting at a rapid rate to join private security companies • EFF slammed for turning Parly into a 'circus' as parties back suspension of MPs • Ramaphosa calls for experience to be scrapped to allow young people to enter labour market • McKenzie promises reform across sport, arts & culture sector in maiden budget speech • In maiden speech as minister, Steenhuisen promises to modernise agri sector • Rats, lice and fleas… The truth about City of Cape Town's 'Safe Space One' shelter • Reality of homelessness: 'I've been raped and beaten. I wouldn't wish it on my worst enemy' • VBS Mutual Bank: Is the end of Julius Malema and Floyd Shivambu near? • NSPCA raises alarm on another livestock ship bound for Cape waters