Today with Kieno Kammies

John speaks to EWN Reporter Gia Nicolaides

John speaks to Antoinette Muller Sports writer at Daily Maverick

John speaks to Francis Antonie Director at Helen Suzman Foundation

The Helen Suzman Foundation says its approached the courts because of the
absence of any action by the relevant organs of state and law enforcement
agencies to address the clear evidence of corruption and maladministration
at Eskom.

John speaks to EWN's Africa Correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish

John speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

1). It's the economy, stupid! 5,400 ANC delegates will either vote for a
Saxonwold Shebeen-inspired economic catastrophe; or to give SA chance to
start over.
2). Now Denel has also run out of money to pay salaries...

John speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). The Grenfell Tower Memorial Service (6 months on from London’s terrible
fire).
2). India’s Missing Minister (he’s accused of murdering an opposition
politician).
3). Big Wine Glasses (it’s all about the science of over indulgence).

John speaks to Daniel Weber Father of Connor Weber

When we think of water safety, we tend to think of larger bodies of water, the
sea, dams, lakes, swimming pools. But a recent tragedy has reminded us that we need to be so careful when it comes to young children because even the buckets of water we're leaving outside to harvest rainwater, is a potential danger.

John speaks to Dr Jakkie Cilliers () Head African Futures & Innovation at Institute
for Security Studies (ISS)

We draw closer and closer to the ANC's policy conference and this morning
we will be bringing you more analysis of what is to come. Political scenario planner Jakkie Cilliers says it’s likely Russia will interfere in the African National Congress (ANC) elective conference when it chooses a successor to President Jacob Zuma in three days times.

John speaks to Alfred Gutteridge Owner at Culture Mushrooms

John speaks to Maurita Weissenberg Founder and Executive Director of Shine
Literacy.

Following last week's discussions around poor literacy rates in our schools, Maurita Weissenberg who is the founder of Shine Literacy, reached out to us to tell us about the work they have been doing. In 2016, 70% of children attending Shine’s centres were at risk in terms of their literacy. Six months later that figure dropped to 17%.