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In 2007, a mother strangled her addict son to death. As we continue to reflect on 20 years of CapeTalk, Janine Willemans recalls t...

As firefighters battle a fire near the 12 Apostles, John Maytham recalls another fire and how CapeTalk's listeners rallied.

Former EWN reporter Nisa Allie reflects on the killing of baby Jordan-Leigh Norton in CapeTalk's 20th birthday month.

As we continue our 20th birthday celebrations, we're joined by former general manager Mike Wills, who reflects on an extraordinary...

This October, CapeTalk is celebrating its 20th birthday by reliving some of the most impactful stories of the past twenty years.

John shares his favourite books of the week.

Consumer journalist Wendy Knowler provides useful insights and tips on how to make the most of your buying power.

Spring has hit the Cape and dam levels are 37.5% with about 27.5% usable water. Find out more about saving water.

John Maytham’s Wines of the Week

Inspiring podcasts of stories of achievement against the odds, and invaluable advice for anyone with their eye on the big prize.

The caution was contained in a copy of North Korean Deputy UN Ambassador Kim In Ryong’s prepared remarks for a discussion on nuclear weapons.

The United Nations says South Sudan’s civil war has resulted in ethnic cleansing and other war crimes.

The 35-year-old accountant is accused of faking the registration papers she filed to stand in the election that Kagame went on to win with 98.8% of the vote.