Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK Correspondent

1). An Immigration Hunger Strike (women protest against a U.K. detention centre
2). The Beast From The East (a cold & snowy monster storm is hitting Europe

Kieno speaks to Jonathan Ackerman Marketing Director at Pick n Pay Retailers

Police officials are on full alert in Gugulethu today where protests took a violent turn yesterday. A vehicle had been set a light outside of the popular Mzoli's eatery and commuters had to navigate bricks and rubble strewn across Klipfontein Road.

Kieno speaks to Eitan Stern Director at Legalese

Legalese is a legal agency which has redesigned legal services to suit creative, start-up, and tech-based businesses - and founder & director Eitan Stern joins us now to clear up some of these misconceptions and set the record straight about what the law says when it comes to drones.

Pippa speaks to Kim Speer Kim Speer Trend Merchants

Jamie from Muizenberg, who called to complain that the The Kalk Bay Market will be closing down and that traders have only given 5 days' notice before they need to get out.

Pippa speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

Pippa speask to Gabi van Niekerk Events & Marketing Coordinator at Cape Town Science

Concerned organisations and citizens, business leaders, home-owners, scientists, design shapers, among others will be taking part in a glocal (global + local) Hackathon on Saturday, 24 and Sunday, 25 February 2018 at the Cape Town Science Centre in Observatory.

Pippa speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK Correspondent

1). Prince Harry’s Unwelcome Surprise police investigate a suspicious package
2). A Bad Excuse For Drink Driving as given by a rich woman in court

Pippa speaks to Professor Vanessa Watson in city planning in the department of architecture and planning at UCT

You will know by now that Mitchell Du Plessis and Associates (MDA) have been named as the qualifying bidder for the tender put out by the City of Cape Town for the development of the Foreshore precinct. R8 billion development will see the completion of the unfinished highway and elevate it above the height of Nelson Mandela Boulevard, and build 11 tower blocks between the sections of the boulevard for housing at marketrelated prices, and ten more buildings on the northern edge closest to the harbour, for affordable housing. This plan has come under scrutiny by experts at UCT's Centre for Transport Studies and the School of Architecture, Planning, and Geomatics.

Pippa speaks to Donald Grant Provincial Minister of Transport and Public Works in
the Western Cape Government

A shooting took place at Langa Taxi rank which saw two people die and nine others wounded yesterday morning. While the Police's Andre Traut has said that they have reason to believe that the shooting is related to taxi routes in the area and that a taxi task team that will take over the investigation - we should still be concerned about
what is happening with public transport in the Western Cape. Donald Grant is the MEC for transport in the Western Cape and

Pippa speaks to Marcela Guerrero Casas Managing director and co-founder at Open Streets Cape Town 

Open Streets Cape Town is once again heading back to Observatory, Salt River, Woodstock and District Six this Sunday - where participants will be able to take to Main Street there without the fear of dodging cars and motorbikes...