Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno speaks to Cromet Molepo PRASA acting CEO 

Pressure group Unite Behind is calling for a “proper safety plan” from Prasa
after a security official was shot and wounded in Philippi.
The man was part of a group of contracted officials responsible for
transporting train drivers on the central line.

Kieno speaks to Aisha Pandor Founder of Sweep South 

Twitter has been in a storm with many complaining that Sweepsouth, the tech startup that connects people with domestic workers on demand, is paying their cleaners far below what they should be.

Kieno speaks to Robbie Robberts Director of Law Enforcement at City of Cape Town 

While our dam levels continue to drop, Day Zero has been moved further and further away, but there is still the danger of not enough rain falling this winter nor enough water via the various augmentation schemes being supplied to meet the shortfall

Kieno speaks to Charles Savage CEO of Easy Equities

Easy Equities (EE) advertises as a secure, share investing platform for everyone. Started due to the fact that over sophistication has resulted in stockbrokers raising the barriers to entry to the point where the majority of South Africans feel intimated and excluded from investing in shares.

Kieno speaks to Richard Calland Associate Professor, Public Law at UCT and Dumisani Hlope Political analyst 

President Cyril Ramaphosa has reshuffled his Cabinet at the Union Buildings
in Pretoria on Monday night.

Imran CapeTalk listiner

The promise of free higher has been allocated a budget of R53 billion by
finance minister Malusi Gigaba and it will see students from families with an
income of less than R350,000 per annum not having to pay for their first
year of study?

Kieno speaks to Brad Bing Managing Director at Sporting Chance

Brad Bing of Sporting Chance was on the show in June last year to tell us
about a very nice initiative taking place. The team were raising funds to
build a Constantia Farm School Astroturf facility

Kieno speaks to Prof Lyal White Director at Johannesburg Business School 

1). Brazil is taking an extreme measure against crime in Rio.
2). Brazil to shelve vital pension reforms.

Kieno speaks to Antonio Bruni Co-Founder And Ceo at Picup South Africa 

With day zero having been moved back until July 9, Capetonians have
breathed a sigh of relief. But we need to be careful and not revert back to patterns that might bring it forward again, especially into a time frame that is before the winter rains are expected to commence.

Kieno speaks to EWN Reporter Hitekani Magwedze 

It was reported by the City Press yesterday that Leaders of the Mancoba Seven Angels Ministry are the the alleged masterminds behind last Tuesday night’s massacre of five police officers at the police station in the Eastern Cape town of Engcobo. The Ministry's premises was found to be the base of operations of a sex-cult where not less than 100 young girls between the ages of 12 and 21 were rescued from the cult’s premises, confirmed National police commissioner General Khehla Sithole.