Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit

Terrorist act in Moscow.

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Africa Melane speaks to Western Cape Transport MEC Ricardo Mackenzie, about Operation Exodus, and their efforts to reduce accidents on Cape roads this Easter weekend.

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Flying car technology China seeks to develop a Slovakian prototype.

The Titanic door sale the film prop that Rose wouldn’t share with Jack.

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Will the DA keep rank in the prized Western Cape Province of SA? Or will global events confirm a shift a shift in the tide at the tip of Africa? Recent polls and online conversations suggest possible coalitions after election day. Africa Melane speaks to Sanusha Naidu, Political Analyst. 

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The City of Cape Town has applied for an interdict against 60 families who have lived on a piece of land in Mitchells Plain for several years. A cemetery is to be built on the land. But where will those who are being evicted go? Africa Melane speaks to Ashraf Cassiem, Tafelsig Activist and family representative.

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Africa Melane speaks to Rev June Dolley who is leading a protest at Blue Downs Magistrate’s court about the slow pace of justice for a child victim whose case has been dragging on for seven years with nearly 50 postponements.

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Africa Melane speaks to Kirsty Bisset of HaveYouHeard about the emerging trend of grief tech, and how it is helping people deal with the loss of a loved one.

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Handel’s Messiah, a timeless piece which remains one of the most celebrated oratorios globally, will once again be performed by the Philharmonia Choir of Cape Town on 29 & 31 March at Cape Town City Hall, in collaboration with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra. Lester Kiewit speaks to Chad Hendricks, the visiting conductor who will be leading with the baton.

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Lester Kiewit looks at the role of women in South African elections and politics. He is joined by GOOD party leader Patricia De Lille, SA Rainbow Alliance leader Colleen Makhubele, and Prof Amanda Gouws, distinguished professor in political science at Stellenbosch University.

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A World View from London with Adam Gilchrist who speaks to Lester Kiewit about the Baltimore bridge collapse, Japan’s major policy change since World War 2, and North Korea’s trouser censor.

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