Today with Kieno Kammies

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). A War Criminal’s Suicide (a convicted Croatian army chief’s poisoned
himself).
2). The Cost Of Brexit (it looks like an especially hefty EU divorce bill).
3). Meghan Mania (plenty of speculation surrounds the newest royal).

Ryan in Wynberg who told us how his office manager was caught up in the thick of things on Tuesday evening in Lavender Hill.

Kieno speaks to New Police Commissioner General Khela Sithole

The Western Cape often bears the brunt of the bad news when yearly crime statistics are announced, he is here to tell you about some of the plans he has in place to turn this around.

Kieno speaks to Mark van Rensburg Head of mail operations at South African Post
Office SAPO

Kieno speaks to Huenu Solsona Co-Founder at Galileo Open Air Cinema

Quintessential Cape Town feature gives us a taste of the good'ol days when we used to go to drive-in movies and sit back under the stars and watch away. The Galileo Open Air Cinema treats you to a magical movie experience of cinematic delights, tantalizing treats and breath-taking scenery under a canopy of stars.

Kieno Kammies gets to know Absa game changer Siyanda Sopangisa, khayelitsha Canoe Club

Kieno speaks to Prof. Murray Leibrandt Director of the Southern Africa Labour and

Development Research Unit at the University of Cape Town Matriculants are now finally done with their final exams and many are out partying and celebrating the end of this phase of their young lives.

EWN's Africa Correspondent Leanne De Bassompierre

Kieno speaks to Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). The Royal Wedding (more headlines on the engagement of Harry &
Meghan).
2). The Cost Of Christmas (cash calculations on festive finance).

Guest: James Styan 

Published to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first heart transplant, in an English and Afrikaans edition, the book includes previously unpublished photographs and interesting new details of Barnard’s life and the lives of his colleagues and adversaries.

The book is being released next week as we mark 50 years since Dr Christiaan Barnard performed the world’s first heart transplant.