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World’s first solar-powered ambulance proving itself in Kenya (opens the original)
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From the Netherlands to Kenya, a breakthrough in medical technology named Stella Juva is a fully functional ambulance powered by the sun. To learn more about how Stella Juva was developed by 23 students from Solar Team Eindhoven at Eindhoven University of Technology and their venture into the remote regions of Kenya, CapeTalk’s Jacob Moshokoa spoke to Yarno Basten, Partnerships and PR Manager for Solar Team Eindhoven. Stella Juva can travel over 700 kilometres on a single day of sunshine, explai
Comedian Kurt Schoonraad on his love for vintage cars and growing collection (opens the original)
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CapeTalk’s Jacob Moshokoa invited stand-up comedian Kurt Schoonraad to unpack his love of cars, what he’s driving, and how his car obsession started. Schoonraad explained how he’s a “third-generation car nut”, and that his love for vintage cars began as a child, recalling the old car smell, the big steering wheel from the 50s and pumping the brakes with his grandfather and father. Throughout the years, he built a 1957 Chevy Bel Air with his dad, a car which would play a significant role in Schoo
Parenting expert: Do you need to be liked by your child? (opens the original)
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It’s completely natural for a parent to want their child to like them, but there are moments when rules need to be enforced and boundaries set, which leads to the child’s disappointment. Navigating these scenarios can be tricky. If a parent gives in to the child’s tantrum or crying, what does that say about the boundary? But if the child is sad when faced with rules and boundaries, does this mean the parent’s neglecting their emotional needs? To explore the delicate balance between setting bound
Plastic waste causing growing crisis for rural farmers and livestock (opens the original)
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Plastic pollution is a global issue, where cleaning the ocean and saving marine wildlife take most of the spotlight, leaving the dangers to farm animals insufficiently researched and with little to no prevention efforts in place. Dr Linton Munyai, Senior Lecturer in Water Resource Management at the University of Limpopo, joined Gugs Mhlungu on 702’s Weekend Breakfast to give insight into the growing impact of plastic waste on livestock, farmers, and rural communities. Dr Munyai and his research
Does psychological trauma have to last a lifetime? (opens the original)
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Healing after a traumatic experience differs for everyone. For some, emotional wounds always find a way to resurface, while others seemingly use the pain as a springboard to launch their best self. To explore the vast effects of trauma on our emotional and psychological well-being, and what the process of healing teaches us about resilience, clinical psychologist Dr Khosi Jiyane joined Gugs Mhlungu on 702’s Weekend Breakfast. While physical trauma is easier to diagnose, with clearer methods of r
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