Cape Talk - AM 567 - Cape Town

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Hello Cape Talk and Speakers, Langebaan Lagoon is busy dying from from Seal infestation and Organic Phosphate (fish pellet oil} spread spreading into the wetlands. No thanx to the chumming of the waters in In the form of fish cages. What would you do if suddenly there was a 48 Hectare fish farm on Ver más ... your Beach Front Villa doorstep? And a total of 492 Hectares including mussel rafts and long lines. The root Cause if broken down is zero public participation process! The water space was allocated 25 years ago and still nobody knew about the project save Save Langebaan Lagoon Action Group. Just open a Nautical Chart and there it is. I urge you to view especially latest developments online. Our marine wild stock and wetland is dying. Goodnight to you all David

Sept. 20, 2019, 1:18 a.m. GMT

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Mar. 17, 2019, 4:52 p.m. GMT

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Private versa Public if you can afford the private school go that way but it is a dangerous situation if you do not see that you can manage the fees. Once you are in any type of financial stress you will have to remove that child. And will be sued. Years ago international families sort out our Go Ver más ... ve Schools and tertiary as we had one of the best schooling. OOOOOPS NOW we really have a problem.

Nov. 20, 2018, 6:27 a.m. GMT

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Private versa Public if you can afford the private school go that way but it is a dangerous situation if you do not see that you can manage the fees. Once you are in any type of financial stress you will have to remove that child. And will be sued. Years ago international families sort out our Go Ver más ... ve Schools and tertiary as we had one of the best schooling. OOOOOPS NOW we really have a problem.

Nov. 20, 2018, 6:26 a.m. GMT

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Privat versa Public if you can afford the private school go that way but it is a dangerous situation if you do not see that you can manage the fees. Once you are in any type of financial stress you will have to remove that child. And will be sued. Years ago international families sort out our Gov Ver más ... e Schools and tertiary as we had one of the best schooling. OOOOOPS NOW we really have a problem.

Nov. 20, 2018, 6:22 a.m. GMT

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Apartheid does still exist in South Africa it is black apartheid, blacks only for work and blacks killing white farmers. U.N wake up and send the troops.

Oct. 22, 2018, 4:23 p.m. GMT

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I agree with the guest re struggle songs. Just as the Old South African flag angers and upsets many South Africans because it is seen as reminder of a dark past, so too are the struggle songs. I find them offensive and dangerous. They are hate speech. To say that they need to be heard today because Ver más ... they are part of our history is simply asking for retaliation of some kind and this is the LAST thing we need right now in South Africa. It's already tense enough re the land grab issue. Do we really want to fan the fires more?

Jun. 3, 2018, 1:42 p.m. GMT

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The struggle songs talk about on the midday show is racist and any songs that were used during the apartheid era is not applicable during this age of democracy. The constitutional court should make it illegal and ban any songs that can incite violence on anybody, black or white. You as a radio Ver más ... station like to play the race card and you should stop. Why don't you try and promote peace and harmony.

Mayo 31, 2018, 10:32 a.m. GMT

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OUTSTANDING RADIO! Listening to Cape Talk via streaming in Johannesburg and loving it. Gianna Tommei

Mayo 6, 2018, 2:19 p.m. GMT

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those ANC people shouldn't have a temper-tam over what Australia said they are the ones who opened up the opportunity for Australia to offer to fast track SA farmers who want to immigrate, forget of color and facts are SA have great farmers and farm workers Australia sees it and land expropriation Ver más ... is just the perfect opportunity for Australia to make such offers and it would not surprise me if other countries start to follow the trend of offering SA farmers to immigrate, they shouldn't cry now they need to finish what they started and allow other countries to keep taking SA's best assets

Mar. 15, 2018, 6:47 a.m. GMT