Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno speaks to Gerrie Fourie CEO of Capitec Bank 

Capitec bank has refuted claims that it is a loan-shark which has been engaging in reckless lending practices with its customers, after it was accused of these practices by international group, Viceroy Research.

Kieno speaks to Patricia de Lille Mayor of City of Cape Town 

You would have heard about the news that the DA's Federal Executive has authorised a motion of no confidence in Cape Town Mayor Patricia de Lille. Reasons given for this motion are that the Mayor demonstrated behaviour which constitutes gross misconduct and it is further argued that this is supported by the Auditor-General's report gave The City of Cape Town and unqualified audit, with conditions.

Kieno speaks to Charlie Stewart CEO of Rogerwilco 

Street store a global initiative (born out of South Africa) that runs pop up events to distribute clothing to the homeless. To date it's run more than 500 events around the world. Rogerwilco is organizing the first Street store to take place in the northern
suburbs. It's happening in Durbanville tomorrow in the newly refurbished town square next to the town hall.

Kieno speaks to Helen Zille Premier of Western Cape government

Yesterday afternoon, the Western Cape Premier briefed CEOs of the province’s health and school facilities on the plans that have been put in place should Day Zero come about.

Kieno speaks to DA leader Mmusi Maimane has announced that day zero, the day when the taps will run dry in Cape Town, has been moved to 16 April 2018

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories 

1). The Doctor Pepper Deal (a German family makes this the year of the
merger).
2). Quiz Obsessions (the Mastermind TV series has had to ban certain
subjects).

Kieno Kammies speaks to Natasha Mazzone Shadow Minister for Public Enterprises and Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail.

Kieno speaks to Jonathan Cherry Director at Cherryflava Media

Kieno speaks to Rashiq Fataar founder and director at Future Cape Town

Every rapidly growing city faces similar challenges providing adequate housing an efficient transport system and ensuring a reliable supply of water and electricity.