Cape Conscious Media

Cape Conscious Media Cape Conscious Media is a Non-Profit Media House focused on youth development.
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We train youth in podcasting & live-stream broadcasting, empowering them with skills to create impactful content and share meaningful stories through modern media platforms.

05/08/2026

🚨 WE'RE LIVE! 🚨

Welcome to Episode 4 of The EduWealth Podcast.

Have you ever asked yourself:
πŸ’° Do I really need a financial adviser?
πŸ“‹ What happens during a financial planning consultation?
πŸ“ˆ Am I making the right financial decisions?
πŸ€” What should I ask before investing?

Tonight, The Big Mouth meets The Expert for an honest, practical conversation designed to make financial education simple and accessible.

πŸŽ™οΈ Featuring:

Emil Du Preez – Financial Adviser at Liberty Life (The Expert) sharing professional insights on building and protecting your financial future.

Logan Kamaray – Chartered Accountant, business owner and part owner of Oostenberg Medics (The Big Mouth) asking the questions many South Africans are thinking but don't always ask.

Tonight's Topic:

Working with a Financial Adviser

We'll discuss:
βœ”οΈ What to expect during your first consultation
βœ”οΈ Setting realistic financial goals
βœ”οΈ Building a financial plan that works for you
βœ”οΈ Choosing suitable financial products
βœ”οΈ Why regular financial reviews are important
βœ”οΈ Common misconceptions about financial advice
βœ”οΈ The questions every client should ask before making financial decisions

The EduWealth Podcast aims to change the way we think about money, wealth and financial planning by breaking down complex financial concepts into practical conversations that help everyday South Africans make informed decisions.

πŸ’¬ Join the conversation in the comments and post your questions during the live stream. We'll answer as many as we can.

πŸ‘ Like, Share and Follow Cape Conscious Media to help more people gain access to practical financial education.

28/07/2026

Imagine buying your home 30–40 years ago for around R75,000. Today, that same property could be worth R1.5 million.

In this clip, Junita Clarke asks viewers to consider how they would feel if the City proposed developing a nearby piece of land with basic services, such as toilets and basins, raising concerns about the potential impact on surrounding property values and whether local residents would benefit from the development.

This discussion forms part of a broader conversation about housing, development, and public participation in Cape Town.

πŸ“Ί Watch the full podcast: The YouTube link is in the comments section.

πŸ’¬ We'd love to hear your thoughts. Please keep the discussion respectful and constructive.

πŸ“Ί Tonight on Cape Town TV  Check out Cape Conscious Media’s Beyond The Headlines podcast at 21:00. Fadiel unpacks the ch...
26/07/2026

πŸ“Ί Tonight on Cape Town TV
Check out Cape Conscious Media’s Beyond The Headlines podcast at 21:00.

Fadiel unpacks the challenges facing Coloured communities in the Western Cape, why they’re not joining the GNU, and dives into the complex topic of Coloured nationalism.

Watch: DStv 263 | FTA 32 | FreeVision 331
Stream: FreeVision Play

Fadiel unpacks the challenges facing Coloured communities in the Western Cape, explores the reasons behind not joining the GNU, and discusses the complex topic of Coloured nationalism.

Watch Beyond The Headlines at 21:00 on Cape Town TV.

Watch on DStv 263 | FTA 32 | FreeVision 331. Stream on FreeVision Play.

πŸŽ₯ *Missed our Wednesday night Facebook Live? Watch it now on YouTube!*We went live and shared everything you need to kno...
24/07/2026

πŸŽ₯ *Missed our Wednesday night Facebook Live? Watch it now on YouTube!*

We went live and shared everything you need to know πŸ‘‡
Catch the full replay here: https://youtu.be/FJs-K08Rhmc?si=Oimlw4AnRRNqIcNq

Don’t forget to *Like, Comment & Subscribe* on YouTube so you don’t miss what’s coming next!
Tag someone who needs to see this πŸ’¬

In this episode of In The Web with Web, host Websta is joined by Lo...

22/07/2026

In The Web with Web

22/07/2026

Join Websta on In The Web with Web for a live discussion with Logan Kamaray and Junita Clarke as they unpack concerns surrounding a proposed Cape Town housing development.

πŸ“… Wednesday, 22 July 2026
πŸ•– 7:00 PM (SAST)

Topics include:
β€’ Public participation and whether surrounding communities were meaningfully consulted.
β€’ Changes made to the proposed development plans over the years.
β€’ The City's Housing Allocation Policy and the 80/20 allocation principle.
β€’ Community objections, meetings with City officials, and why these matters have become issues of public interest.

Cape Conscious Media invited the relevant City of Cape Town departments to participate in this discussion and present their perspective. They were also offered the opportunity to submit a written response or participate in a follow-up podcast dedicated to their views. At the time of creating this event, we have not received a response. Our invitation remains open.

This livestream aims to encourage informed public discussion by providing a platform for community voices while remaining open to all perspectives.

Disclaimer: The views expressed during this livestream are those of the guests and participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of Cape Conscious Media or the host. The matters discussed relate to issues of public interest and ongoing processes.

🚨 LIVE THIS WEDNESDAY | A Conversation Every Cape Town Resident Should Hear🏘️ CAPE TOWN HOUSING DEVELOPMENTPublic Partic...
22/07/2026

🚨 LIVE THIS WEDNESDAY | A Conversation Every Cape Town Resident Should Hear

🏘️ CAPE TOWN HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
Public Participation & Housing Allocation

πŸ“… Wednesday, 22 July 2026
πŸ•– 7:00 PM (SAST)

Join Websta on In The Web with Web as he sits down with Logan Kamaray and Junita Clarke for an in-depth discussion on the proposed housing development and the concerns being raised by surrounding communities.

The conversation will explore:
βœ… Public participation and whether residents were given a meaningful opportunity to have their say.
βœ… Changes made to the proposed development plans over the years.
βœ… The City's Housing Allocation Policy and the 80/20 allocation principle.
βœ… Community objections, meetings with City officials, and why these issues have become matters of public interest.

This livestream aims to give the community an opportunity to hear directly from those raising these concerns and to better understand the issues being discussed.

Cape Conscious Media invited the relevant City of Cape Town departments involved in these matters to participate in this podcast and provide their perspective. They were also offered the opportunity to submit a written response or take part in a follow-up podcast dedicated to presenting their views. At the time of publishing this post, we have not received a response to our invitation. The invitation remains open.

πŸ“ Watch LIVE on the Cape Conscious Media page
πŸ“… Wednesday, 22 July 2026
πŸ•– 7:00 PM (SAST)

Disclaimer: The views expressed during the livestream are those of the guests and participants and do not necessarily reflect the views of Cape Conscious Media. Matters discussed relate to issues of public interest and ongoing processes.

29/06/2026

In this powerful conversation with Websta, Kurt Egelhof reflects on why the 1980s was one of the most creative and impactful periods for South African theatre and the arts. He also opens up about the dreams, visions, and artistic hopes that never fully came true after that era.

Do you think South African arts and theatre have lost something since the 80s? Share your thoughts in the comments. πŸ‘‡

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