Today with Kieno Kammies

In this fast-paced world, where the news is a click away and the latest events

are beamed to us via social media in realtime, we often want justice that is

as immediate and swift. We saw this in the case of the Dros rapist whose identity was splashed across facebook and twitter before he was even charged or appeared in court. And we are seeing a similar hasty approach in the tragic deaths of scores of

people when the Lion Air flight JT610 crashed in Indonesia last week.

James Brent Styan spokesman for Local government

This morning the Premier of the Western Cape is heading to the Garden Route where a number of fires have forced 400 people to flee their homes.

What's viral with Primedia digital content sub editor Barbara Friedman.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Xanthea Limberg Mayco Member for Informal Settlements, Water and Waste Services; Energy at City Of Cape Town.

At the beginning of October the City of Cape Town eased water restrictions from level 6B to level 5, and this included the increase in the personal water use limit from 50 to 70 litres per person per day. Derek from Durbanville asked on Friday whether Water Management Devices which were fitted to anumber of household water meters would therefore be adjusted to take this into account.

Nicola Plemming teaches a class of very special autisitc learners at a

Rondebosch school. She speaks to Kieno about the dream she has for her

kids and how you can help.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Bert Mohr Director at UCT's Research Animal Facility.

Should there be any testing to be done on animals at all? What if the end result is improved medical technology that will improve the lives of people who are suffering? What if it will improve the lives of other animals.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Prof Lyal White Director at Johannesburg Business School

1. Brazil’s new president is a strongman at home, but weak abroad.

2. Bolsonaro will start clearing the bureaucratic decks for incoming administration.

3. The Justice Minister is a politically controversial choice.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Jessica Shelver Spokesperson for Education MEC Debbie Schafer at Western Cape Government.

In 2017 random drug testing of Cape primary school and high school learners found that 66percent of them tested positive for narcotics. And after the emergence of videos on social media showing learners convulsing and hallucinating on drugs, the problem is clearly real and life threatening.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Nazeem Manuel salvages materials you may toss out, and crafts the most beautiful, vintage handbags which he sells under his own label,

Lucy+Muffet.