Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno, speaks to Sarah Scott Co-Founder and Project Lead at the Kilimanjaro Project 

Project Kilimanjaro has committed to planting 50 million trees within the next
10 years in the Kilimanjaro Region.

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

Kieno speaks to Andre van Schalkwyk Spokesperson for Table Mountain Watch

This weekend we saw the horrible news about several muggin incidents for
people hiking St James Peak in Kalk bay. With this specific incident police are searching for two suspects who apparently pretended to be hikers when they joined a hiking group and mugged them.

Kieno, speaks to Patricia de Lille Mayor at City of Cape Town and Phumzile van Damme National Spokesperson and Member of Parliament at Democratic Alliance

Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille has been formally charged by the
Democratic Alliance's Federal Executive. This comes following months of serious claims and counterclaims, involving allegations of intimidation, criminality and misconduct, being exchanged.

Kieno speaks to Richard Walker. Regional Manager of Metrorail Western Cape.

Kieno, speaks to Abriella Bredell achieved the goal that she had set for herself to be the youngest person to swim from Robben Island to mainland Cape Town. We catch up with this morning to find out how the swim went on Monday.

Kieno, speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

Kieno, speaks to Dr Lyal White Director at Johannesburg Business School

1. Things are looking up for Brazil in 2018, as corporate firms put the mega
scandals behind them…and investment returns.

2. Facebook announces initiatives to address fake news ahead of 2018
election.

Kieno, speaks to Maresa Botha Researcher at The Allergy Society of South Africa

Are you one of those people who swells up like a baloon when they eat shell fish or has a severe reaction to peanuts? You probably know all the scientific reasoning about your allergy but what about the social impact of those around you who are not aware of this?

Kieno, speaks to Michelle Potter Executive Director for Sayes Mentoring Volunteers
Organisation

The South African Youth for Education for Sustainability Trust(Sayes) is a non profit organisation established to mentor young people toward a better future.The organisation believes that South Africa can't afford not to inspire new leaders of social change. They train and support mentors to improve the impact of programmes for vulnerable young people. To tell us more about their projects and programmes we