Today with Kieno Kammies

Pippa Hudson speaks to Reggie Sibiya CEO at Fuel Retailers Association of South Africa 

Are you finding yourself unable to tip a petrol station attendant because you
don't have any cash on you? In 2009, we were allowed to pay for fuel using normal credit cards and not just dedicated garage cards / petrol cards, and this has made things easier when filling up.

Pippa Hudson speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK correspondent

Pippa Hudson speaks to John Comitis

Residents are unhappy about the lack of public consultation over the plans, which would see the Hartleyvale stadium become the official home of Cape Town City Football Club.

Pippa Hudson speaks to Velma Corcoran Country Manager for Air BnB South Africa

House sharing platform Airbnb has released new data on the impact of the home sharing community across the Western Cape and they estimate that the platform has contributed an estimated R5 billion of economic activity in the region.

Pippa Hudson Brett Herron Cape Town's Mayoral Committee Member for Transport at City of Cape Town

The Golden Arrow bus company yesterday issued an alert to give commuters
a notice of a pending bus strike. This pending strike action is as a result of wage negotiations with the South African Road Passengers Bargaining Council (SARPBAC) reaching a deadlock. The council has given notice of their intention to embark upon strike action and this will affect a host of transport systems across Cape Town.

Pippa Hudson speaks to James Brent Styan spokesperson: Dept of Local Government at Western Cape Government 

The Facebook group "Water shedding Western Cape" has become a platform where people who live in different parts of the province come together to discuss water saving measures, products and the latest news from the City of Cape Town and the provincial government.

Pippa Hudson speaks to Obenewa Amponsah Executive director at Harvard Centre for African Studies

The science on the African continent, specifically the Great Green Wall this is an African-led initiative to grow an 8,000 km band of vegetation across the Sahara from Senegal to Djibouti to fight climate change and create jobs.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Penny Heyns Olympic gold medalist and former 100m breaststroke record holder

South African swimmer Tatjana Schoenmaker broke swimming legend Penny Heyns’ 1999 100m breaststroke African record, claiming the gold medal in a fast time of 1:06.41.

Kieno Kammies speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK correspondent

1). Mass Protests In Hungary over the re-election of Prime Minister Victor Orban
2). A Games Salute as the Commonwealth Games conclude in Australia

Kieno Kammies speaks to Tauriq Jenkins chairperson of the Observatory Civic Association and John Comitis Owner of Cape Town City Football Club

Members of the Observatory Civic Association held a meeting last week to discuss their concerns over a proposed 10 000-seater football stadium which would be home to Cape Town City Football Club.