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Sep 18, 2026

VujaniaAUDIENCE
30:57
Mr. Clement, Vujania from Springs.
VujaniaAUDIENCE
31:02
With regards to the DA support or the pledging of the Favaret K, I don't see anything wrong with it, but my issue is that why isn't the same done about the killings in the Cape Flats where the DA governs? Is the lives of those lesser than these women? Is that what the DA is trying to tell us indirectly, or I'm just seeing things that are not there? Thanks.
VujaniaAUDIENCE
31:34
Great show.
VujaniaAUDIENCE
31:34
Bye.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
32:56
Over 100 million rand? That's a lot.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
33:01
But they can use those resources to try and see how do we assist.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
33:06
And maybe they should use those as well to help in the Cape Flats because people are dying there.
Clement ManyathelaHOST
33:12
every single day.
FleurisGUEST
50:35
...
FleurisGUEST
50:35
he sort of, he, I think it's in the Cape Flats-
RussellHOST
50:38
Yeah
FleurisGUEST
50:38
... where it's kind of set, and he teaches driving and car stuff to young kids-
Megan WhiteGUEST
4:41
There's a lot of horses that come in and go out and come.
Megan WhiteGUEST
4:43
So we are regularly getting new horses in on the Cape Flats, which is a huge problem, um, because there's not enough space.
Megan WhiteGUEST
4:49
There's not enough work.
Megan WhiteGUEST
4:50
There's...
Deon MeyerGUEST
46:29
For me, that is the hardest thing is to go find dad jokes that I can put into their mouths and it doesn't seem forced.
Deon MeyerGUEST
46:36
But the real humor, I think, comes from Vaughn Cupido, who... grew up in the Cape Flats and his whole personality is he loves laughing, he loves joking, but he also says very funny things, but that has got to happen organically.
Deon MeyerGUEST
46:53
If it doesn't happen, then I don't insert it in there, but Vaughan just makes it happen in the way that he says things and views people and things.
Deon MeyerGUEST
47:02
He's got a love for fancy words.

7 MINS LATER

Deon MeyerGUEST
54:05
But I have to also say that the internationally translators are brilliant.
Deon MeyerGUEST
54:11
The collaboration there is not necessarily on the translation itself, but they will send me a lot of emails or will have Zoom calls where they will ask me about what things mean.
Deon MeyerGUEST
54:21
They often ask me, is there anything they can read in preparation for the translation? And then there's a constant flow of email where they will ask me questions Is this the right word? What does this mean? We try in the English translation to keep a certain amount of South African and even Afrikaans words or vernacular, especially Cape Flats vernacular.
Deon MeyerGUEST
54:45
And to them, that's totally unfamiliar.
Anine HollanderGUEST
54:08
[laughs] No, no
Gareth CliffHOST
54:08
... you know, smashing cars up like a, like a gang from the Cape Flats.
Anine HollanderGUEST
54:13
No. [laughs]
Gareth CliffHOST
54:13
I mean, this is, this is...
Anine HollanderGUEST
54:08
[laughs] No, no
Gareth CliffHOST
54:08
... you know, smashing cars up like a, like a gang from the Cape Flats.
Anine HollanderGUEST
54:12
No. [laughs]
Gareth CliffHOST
54:13
I mean, this is, this is...
Amy JephtaGUEST
7:35
And as a place that historically my family is from, but hasn't returned to for like decades.
Amy JephtaGUEST
7:42
So my great grandfather was raised in the Boer Cup and then was moved to the Cape Flats.
Amy JephtaGUEST
7:47
And so I have a sort of spiritual connection to the Boer Cup.
Amy JephtaGUEST
7:51
But I also realized that as a young black economically empowered woman, I was part of a wave of gentrification because so many of the properties here were being bought up by women.

7 MINS LATER

Amy JephtaGUEST
15:27
But you're also the first in your family to have that.
Amy JephtaGUEST
15:29
You come from a poor background.
Amy JephtaGUEST
15:31
You were raised on the Cape Flats.
Amy JephtaGUEST
15:32
You're a ceiling breaker and you're the first person in your family who can afford to buy their house.
Martina TreurnichtGUEST
15:42
Obviously, if we're talking about Cape Town, you know, there's also a lot of microclimatic variations.
Martina TreurnichtGUEST
15:48
So you would plant different things, for instance, on the lowlands compared to if you were a little bit higher up or finding yourself in a, you know, not in the Cape Flats, for instance.
Martina TreurnichtGUEST
16:00
So consider the local context.
Martina TreurnichtGUEST
16:03
think about the space and the watering requirements of the species that you're planting and obviously the long-term maintenance.
Julian AdamsGUEST
5:17
who did incredible work in many different spaces and places.
Julian AdamsGUEST
5:22
And I've seen God move me from a place of relative poverty into a place of incredible favor and blessing in different ways and taking this little kid from the Cape Flats here in Cape Town, which for most people who are born in that space, it's a challenge.
Julian AdamsGUEST
5:41
And he has given me some platforms across the world to minister.
Julian AdamsGUEST
5:45
I moved to the UK, moved to the States.

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Pete PortalHOST
17:09
They were designed to oppress.
Pete PortalHOST
17:11
And like you alluded to, drugs were circulated by the apartheid government to just get people addicted.
Pete PortalHOST
17:18
I mean, today, Mandrax is still the most widely used drug in Mannenberg and the Cape Flats.
Pete PortalHOST
17:23
And it's a tranquilizer with psychotic side effects, right? And so whole communities remain bound.
Clarence FordHOST
7:46
So you're kind of familiar.
Clarence FordHOST
7:47
I mean, Paul looks much the same as the Cape Flats.
Clarence FordHOST
7:52
You're familiar.
Clarence FordHOST
7:52
It wasn't about any new stuff that you needed to learn.

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