Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno Kammies speaks to Ben Winks advocate who specialises in media law

Yesterday we spoke to the reverend who exposed the racists texts of a fellow

Kulula passenger while she sat next to him. Reverend Solomuzi Mabuza said he read the texts while Alochna Moodley was sending them to her partner. And this raised the question of wether he invaded her privacy or not.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Jasper Horrell CEO and founder at Deep Data

Well, did you know that the tech that went into developing that tiny, brilliantly clear camera on your phone was kick-started by the brainiacs at NASA?

Kieno Kammies speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK correspondent

1). Increasing Immigration Issues new twists in the USA, Germany & Hungary

2). European Terror a spy agency chief says EU integration is foiling terrorism

3). A Carbon Crisis why fizzy pop across Europe is fizzling out

Kieno Kammies speaks to Reverend Solomuzi Mabuza

Kathrada Foundation to see how he can take this matter further after

exposing this hateful behaviour by 26 year old Salochna Moodley.

Kieon Kammies speaks to Judge Johan Kriegler Former Justice Of The Constitu at Freedom Under Law

Freedom Under Law (FUL) says it has instructed its legal team to get clarity from National Director of Public Prosecutions Shaun Abrahams on why his deputy‚ Nomgcobo Jiba‚ who is currently on special leave‚ was seen at the offices of the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA)

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Sara Pienaar Former Director at the SA Institute for International Affairs

1. While the world focuses on football in Putin's backyard, there is a hunger strike underway in Russia’s frozen north.

2. It is not just Trump and the North Korean leader in talks about nuclear weapons. There is also an issue around nuclear weapons storage in Kaliningrad.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Dr Dan Plumley Senior Lecturer in Sport Business Management from Sheffield Hallam University in England.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Jonathan Cherry Director at Cherryflava Media

The World Economic Forum have done some research and have highlighted

two very important uncertainties that are they key factors as to how the

future will unfold.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Eskom Spokesperson Khulu Phasiwe

Last night the country's power supplier patted the nation on the back for not exceeding electricity usage, meaning they could avoid load shedding. But there was no pleasing their own employees who are back at the negotiation table as the employer has offered them a 4.7percent increase for 2018 after initially saying there would be no increase at all.