Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno Kammies speaks to Raelene Arendse Mayoral Committee member for Corporate Services

The City's site contains specific home addresses of people lodging complaints. This could make those residents vulnerable to criminals who pose as City employees to gain access to their property.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Peter Mashaba’s Management of aircraft maintenance and Engineering and aircraft acquisition. 

Officials have confirmed that one person died and 20 others have been injured in the crash near Wonderboom Airport, just outside of Pretoria. The airplane hit the ground just two kilometres after taking off from the airport after it reportedly suffered technical problems.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Stephen Hugo

A few weeks ago we brought you the touching story of Stephen Hugo, a Manenberg man who lost his smile. You see, Stephen suffered from gum disease which not only robbed him of his teteh and smile, but also of his dignity and confidence. He was even too afraid to apply for a job on his beloved Table Mountain, because he feared how people would look at him when he opened his mouth.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Bongani Mshibe Director: Southern, East & Central Africa Corporate Affairs & Communications at JTI Japan Tobacco International

Kinoe Kammies speaks to EWN Asian correspondent Richard Urlich

Kieno Kammies speaks to Obenewa Amponsah Executive director at Harvard Centre for African Studies 

Ethiopia is also Africa's fastest growing economy and has a new young prime

minister who is making a number of changes.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Titania Stefanus-Zincke, Environmental and Social Risk Director at Lucky Star Operations

Kieno Kammies speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK correspondent

1). The Russian Threat the boss of The Royal Navy outlines a new task force

2). The Sex Pest President new claims against Donald Trump in a BBC TV show

Kieno Kammies speaks to Sello Hatang Chief Executive at Nelson Mandela Foundation 

As we draw closer to the 100th anniversary of Nelson Mandela's birth, we will likely see more and more campaigns bearing his name. While many will be raising monies toward good causes, there is a sense that not only might we have reached a point of over-saturation of campaigns using his name, but that some of them might not have been given the approval that's needed.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Belinda Abraham Communications, Education & Resource

Development Manager at Cape Of Good Hope SPCA  As you may have already heard, there have been several reports stating that CapeNature has issued Constantia Valley wine farms with hunting permits to kill up to two baboons a day.