CapeTalk

27/12/2025

The Cultural, Religious and Linguistic (CRL) Rights Commission recently retracted its report on the KwaSizabantu Christian Mission, where it was investigating violations of religious freedoms.

The case has reignited debate about where faith ends and harm begins.

24/12/2025

Even basic companionship can never be overrated...

Find out how to recognise when you or a loved one may need support.

24/12/2025

The study analysed 25 countries, with the Philippines coming in second, and the United States ranked third.

Ubuntu really does exist...

24/12/2025

While many experts have applauded Australia’s move to impose severe social media age restrictions, it may have unintended consequences.

Australia’s social media age crackdown could push children to riskier platforms.

24/12/2025

The Christmas elves delivered 332 gift packs of food and treats to pets in the local community, spreading cheer to both animals and their owners...

Staff from Mdzananda Animal Clinic and Shelter dressed up as elves to deliver food and treats to pets in need.

24/12/2025

With the rising costs of new devices and demand for more sustainable options, the market for pre-used phones continues to grow...

Pre-used phones might be a viable option for those looking to upgrade without breaking the bank.

24/12/2025

Unstructured time allows children to reflect, imagine and learn to manage themselves – skills that are essential later in life and in the workplace.

Boredom is a critical life skill that helps children develop creativity, resilience and independence.

24/12/2025

As we enter the final days of 2025, we look back at some of the moments that shaped the past year, and how CapeTalk and our presenters reacted and responded to those moments.

From political shifts and the growing pains of the Government of National Unity, to the rising cost of living and ongoing safety concerns, 2025 was a year that asked tough questions.

At CapeTalk, we tracked global conflicts, elections that reshaped power, and technology moving faster than the rules meant to govern it.

Through it all, CapeTalk was there, questioning, listening, holding power to account, and amplifying your voice.

Join The conversation on CapeTalk.

24/12/2025

The parade will now start in Lower Chiappini Street, pass under Helen Suzman Boulevard and end at DHL Stadium, instead of following its traditional path from District Six through the city centre to Bo-Kaap.

Organisers face legal threats over a route change critics say erases history and excludes the poor.

24/12/2025

While the province has increased its road safety efforts, there has been a concerning lack of progress in changing driver behaviour.

Reckless driving and pedestrians being under the influence of alcohol are the main contributing factors to the fatalities.

24/12/2025

WeBuyCars has been given two months to amend its contracts, and has to pay a R2.5 million administrative fine and refund 31 affected consumers nearly R3.5 million.

The National Consumer Commission has found that WeBuyCars' contracts unlawfully stripped buyers of their rights to repairs, replacements or refunds under the Consumer Protection Act.

24/12/2025

The tournament has become a highlight of the South African cricket calendar.

The opening game sees defending champions MI Cape Town take on Durban’s Super Giants.