Today with Kieno Kammies

Refilwe Moloto speaks to Manie van Schalkwyk Executive Director at The South African Fraud Prevention Service 

How comfortable are you with sharing personal information online? Well, the cyber sphere is still a very intimidating place for many people. But, if you are a millenial, then being "connected" is a way of life. But this also means all the data you regard as personal is vulnerable.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Peter Johnston Climate scientist at University of Cape Town

The winter rains have seen the province's biggest dam, Theewaterskloof, increase water levels significantly compared to last year. However, there is a whole lot more from where that potentially comes from. There is a high pressure system to the west of South Africa that has in the past few years been pushing the cold fronts, which carry prospects for rain, further south, away from the country. This

Kieno Kammies speaks to Cas Coovadia Managing Director at Banking Association of South Africa

Frustrated commuters and employers will want to stay tuned for the next chat because our guest is MD of the Banking Association of SA and they are making their expertise and resources available to this country's struggling SOE's like Transnet and Eskom.

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

The 43rd anniversary of Mozambique's Independence which took place yesterday and highlighting the historic and contemporary relationship between South African and Mozambique.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK correspondent

1). Murder In Paradise a couple’s dream retirement ends in tragedy in Jamaica

2). The Airline Link To Cancer a worrying health report for cabin crews

3). The Naked Hermit (who’s now been forcibly removed from a Japanese island

Kieno Kammies speaks to Owner at Quinz Quality maintenance Peter Greenwall

Recently, a 23 year old man was seen in Sea Point. He had come to Cape Town on the promise of a job picking grapes on one of the farms here, but when he arrived, there wasn't such an opening and he was stranded and made his way to Sea Point where he was living in shelters at times... Until a number of guardian angels came to the fore - and you'll be hearing from one of them, next...

Kieno Kammies speaks to Donald Grant Provincial MEC for Transport and public works at Western Cape Government

Police Minister Bheki Cele has threatened to shut down problematic taxi ranks and routes if taxi-related killings continue in the Western Cape. From April until June this year, 44 people died as a result of taxi-related violence, compared to 22 the last year over the same period, according to Cele

Kieno Kammies speaks to Benji Coetzee CEO & founder at EmptyTrips Ltd

Making this a reality by reducing the number of trucks on our roads with a unique "load pooling" system which is like car pooling but for trucks and other modes of transport.