Today with Kieno Kammies

John speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

John speaks to Sean Brokensha is the music guru who has put some thought into the
options we can take

Yesterday we spoke to the General Manager of Newlands Brewery, John Stenslunde, about the abuse of water collection at the Newlands Spring. You followed this up with questions around how long one can safely store water in preparation for the time when we have taps turned off.

John speaks to Bettina Genthe is a senior Researcher at the CSIR.

John speaks to Lebohang Pheko Senior Research Fellow And Political Economist at
Trade Collective

EWN Parliamentary Reporter Lindsay Dentlinger

EWN reporters to come back to the show as we look at the biggest stories that they have covered this year.

John speaks to EWN Reporter Gaye Davis

John speaks to Gregg Oelofse Manager at the Coastal Management in the Environmental Management at City of Cape Town

A listener asked us to please follow up with authorities on why they removed the windbreaks in Hout Bay - resulting in a "monstrous" migrating sand dune which locals have called "Frankenstein" They say that the old windbreaks which were there in previous years have not been replaced - and the result is that workers are often deployed thereto deal with the problem.

John speaks to Comedy Actor Desmond Dube

The musical King Kong returned to the Fugard last week for the end-of-year
holiday season.

John speaks to Joy Ruwodo Head of Marketing and Advocacy at Ask Afrika

An intensive research study representing the views of 37 million south africans found that we are more united as a nation than we realise. The study was conducted on behalf of the Centre for Communication and Reputation Management at the University of Pretoria. According to the research 46 percent of the respondents described themselves as South African before classifying themselves by race ,culture or language groupings, while 61 percent say they are confident there is a happy future for all races in south africa.