Today with Kieno Kammies

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

Obenewa is in the US - perhaps ask her about the work she is doing there (he’s representing South Africa having been selected to form part of the first inaugural group for a particular program by the Nelson Mandela Foundation.)

Kieno speaks to Dr Martyn Davies Managing Director of Emerging Markets & Africa
at Deloitte

On Friday morning, the City of Cape Town's Johannes van der Merwe and Trevor Blake explained that this was due to the RTMC increasing the fee, but that the municipalities are the ones who act as the agents in implementing and collecting the revenue... 

But how can they justify pushing the fee from R42 to R72 - an increase

Kieno speaks to Xanthea Limberg Mayco Member for Informal Settlements, Water
and Waste Services; Energy at City Of Cape Town

70 days to day zero (April 16)

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). The Macedonia Problem (angry Greeks protest about a possible name change).
2). A New Shark Repellent (as developed by a father & son in Wales).
3). A Spice Girls Reunion (all based on one photo & one statement).

Kieno speaks to Thinus Booysen Associate Professor at the Electrical & Electronic ngineering Department at Stellenbosch Universit 

You will remember that at the end of last year, CapeTalk came together with The Shoprite Group, Bridgiot, Pragma and the University ofStellenbosch to launch the Smart Water Meter challenge in the Western CapeSchools.

Kieno speaks to James Selfe Da Federal Chairperson at Democratic Alliance and Patricia de Lille Mayor at City of Cape Town

Eyewitness News have seen an affidavit filed by Vanderbijlpark business man Anthony Faul, which has led to the Democratic Alliance filing criminal charges against Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille. Faul alleges that he had a phone call with the Mayor where she told him that he stands to make a lot of money in a contract involving fire extinguishers, should he pay her R5 million to secure the deal.

Kieno speaks to Layton Beard, spokesperson at Automobile Association

Kieno speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

1. After decades...Anglo sells its last major SA coal asset due to dubious Eskom 51% BEE ownership requirement
2. New management team has swept Eskom clean of corrupt accused....

Kieno speaks to Cobus Bedeker Development director at Evergreen Retirement Village 

One of the main concerns we have been hearing regarding the planned distribution of water should we reach Day Zero, is how the elderly citizens of Cape Town will received their allocated 25 litres of water, as it it will be physically demanding and beyond the ability of the majority of those who have no support network such as younger family members to assist.