TheJohn MaythamShow

Julia is back in Cape Town briefly and caught up with CapeTalk's John Maytham.

The move affects more than 40 000 drivers, who will make their last trips on 30 September.

The community is demanding that the police act accordingly and remove gangsters from their community.

While BLSA and Sasfin have distanced themselves from auditing firm KPMG, Goldfield Mines has chosen to stay with them.

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.

Six proposals have been received by the City for the Foreshore freeway precinct.

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.

Recognising that it takes more than just grit and passion to run a great small business.

CapeTalk and Nedbank would like to invite business owners to a networking business breakfast.

The action comes after two people were killed and dozens were injured while the Red Ants were evicting residents of Univille in Lenasia south on Friday.

DA leader Mmusi Maimane Maimane says that Mbete must also establish a disciplinary committee to consider whether Cabinet Ministers fingered in the leaked Gupta emails have breached their constitutional duties.

Disgruntled residents earlier demanded that provincial police commissioner Kombinkosi Jula meet with them to map a way forward in the fight against gangsterism.