Today with Kieno Kammies

Uber has introduced new safety features for customers and drivers in South Africa including an emergency services response button.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Alon Lits General Manager, Sub-Saharan Africa at Uber

What’s Viral with Primedia digital content sub editor Barbara Friedman.

Big business including banks, insurance companies and car manufacturers

have been caught advertising on fake news websites.

Kieno Kammies speaks to News24's Adriaan Basson explains what their three-month long probe revealed.

The World View

Murder In Afghanistan an Afghan police chief’s been shot by his bodyguard. Princess Sexism in the fictional world of actress Keira Knightley.

Catherine Pereira, Lecturer in Nutrition at UWC talks us through what makes a good, healthy breakfast and just what place sugar should have in your diet.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Catherine Pereira Lecturer: Department of Dietetics and Nutrition at UWC.

Mr Tekkie shoe store is set to rise from the ashes of Tekkie Town when it has its grand opening next week. CEO Bernard Mostert explains how they saved jobs survived the Steinhoff disaster.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Bernard Mostert CEO of Mr Tekkie.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Daniel Guasco, MD of Click2Sure explains how a new partnership with a Cayman Island based insurer will revolutionise the sale of insurance

products.

Moyane paid R200 million to the global consultancy firm Gartner to check and access Sars's IT system. Gartner is a respected research and advisory company. According to Rabie, the research firm only consulted him and his team by using questionnaires and some form of assessments. Rabie said that Sars was functioning at about 20%-25% of its previous . Sue Burger, a senior project manager at Sars, told the commissionthat Moyane’s decision to end the modernisation system placed more than R66 million worth of projects at risk.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Mark Kingon Acting Commissioner at Sa Revenue Services.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Sara Pienaar Expert on Russia , former director at SA Institute for International Affairs.

When you see an ad in a magazine for a product that grabs your attention, what do you do? Do you add it to your shopping list? Do you make a mental note to look out for the product the next time you're at the mall?

Kieno Kammies speaks to Julia Raphaely of Associated Media Publishing about a

new feature they've added to adverts in their magazines.