Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit

Have you been receiving more believable emails from criminals out to get you click on their links in what is known as “phishing”? Their goal is to mine your sensitive information such as usernames and passwords, so that they can breach your online security and steal your money. In the past their mails have always had typical “alarm bells” but they have become more sophisticated now, mimicking the emails which you would normally follow or engage with.  Lester Kiewit speaks to Leon Hannibal, head of investigations at Wolfpack Information Risk. 

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Lester Kiewit speaks to Raymond Maseko, Western Cape acting regional manager, about how trains are once again running to Stellenbosch after four years.

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Lester Kiewit speaks to John Hammer from Friends of Mostert’s Mill, about the successful restoration of the last working windmill in Africa. 

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Lester Kiewit speaks to Dr. Marilena Oltmanns, of the Marine Physics and Ocean Climate department at the National Oceanography Centre in the UK, about how they have carried out a study which says the melting rate of ice in Greenland can help predict how severe Europe’s summer will be. This as the region experiences higher temperatures in recent years.  

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Following the Hawks raid of SAFA over fraud allegations, CAF has launched an investigation into the matter.  Lester Kiewit speaks to football blogger, Sizwe Mbebe.

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Russia’s presidential election concludes; an anti-climate change project in Canada; an Australian billionaire plans to build Titanic 2. Lester Kiewit gets all the details from Adam Gilchrist.

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In the early hours of Saturday morning, a 31-year-old man was stabbed to death on the corner of Long and Pepper Streets. This has raised further concersn about the safety of this vibey strip of town. Lester Kiewit speaks to Cllr Ian McMahon, ward 115 councillor.

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The Western Cape could easily be the most heated battleground of provinces ahead of the elections – with many disgruntled by the rule of the DA- smaller parties are hoping to chip away at the old block. With Tourism minister Patricia de Lille now also vying for premiership, interesting weeks lie ahead to May 29. Lester Kiewit speaks to elections analyst Wayne Sussman.

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Are you hoping to sell your property and make a tidy sum? How certain are you that a potential buyer will be won over when they step inside for a viewing? Today on Money on a Monday Lester Kiewit speaks to Jan Myburgh of Harcourts discuss the factors which can devalue your property.

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Have you been noticing that there are fewer and fewer squash courts around these days compared to a few years ago? Is the sport in decline or are the facilities just not feasible to operate anymore? Lester Kiewit speaks to Brian Scott, head of marketing at Planet Fitness.

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