Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

Kieno speaks to Dr Iraj Abedian CEO at Pan-African Investments and Research Services 

The Western Cape water crisis has far reaching consequences not only for the province, but also for the national GDP and is likely to impact South Africa's overall growth for 2018, according to Rian Le Roux, Economic Strategist at Old Mutual Investment Group.

Kieno speaks to Melanie van Rooy Group Marketing Director at Dischem 

There are now currently 91 days until Day Zero (11 May), the projected date at which most of Cape Town's water supply will be shut off. While there are plans to assist the vulnerable in having water made available to them so that they don't have to stand in queues and carry heavy buckets of water, there will be many organisation that will need water to continue doing their good work.

Kieno speaks to Debbie Berman Editor of Black Panther 

Ahough many have commented on the soon to be released Marvel Movie's, Black Panther ’s, incredibly strong female cast director Ryan Coogler made sure to also credit the amazing women involved in the production of the film, and one of these amazing women happen to be South African.

Kieno speaks to Dr Sara Pienaar Expert on Russia, Former National Director at SA
Institute for International Affairs

1) Putin reacts to Washington’s ‘Kremlin List’
2) Russia hosts Syrian peace talks.
3) Cold snap in Moscow.

Kieno speaks to James Brent Styan Spokesperson: Dept of Local Government at Western Cape Government 

There are currently 92 days until day zero - and although the date was moved back a few weeks, we cannot afford to ease off on our discussions about the water situation.

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist, UK Correspondent

1). Donald Trump’s Parade (plans are afoot for a big military parade in Washington DC).

3). A Christmas Crime (a driver’s brush with the law for a selfless act of charity).

Kieno speaks to John Loos Household and property sector strategist at FNB

We can take a small victory in the fact that Day Zero has been moved back to 11 May (from 16 April), due to a "decline in agricultural usage" But dam levels continued to drop by 0.8% this past week to 25.5%

Kieno speaks to Private investigator Paul O'Sullivan and EWN reporter Barry Bateman

Former national police commissioner Lieutenant-General Kgomotso Phahlane and his wife, Beauty, are to appear in the Pretoria Specialised Commercial Crimes Court this morning for corruption and money laundering.

Kieno speaks to Lunga Schoeman CSI Manager at The Shoprite Group