Today with Kieno Kammies

Guest: Janet Rhys Co/Founder at CHARLOTTE RHYS

Charlotte Rhys was founded in 1999 in South Africa by partners Janet Rhys and Shaun McDermott with a single product that marked the start of a remarkable success story.

Guest: Carl Vissagie Founder of the KnektMe App

Guest: Burre Burger Founder at Droogte Hulp

The farming community certainly knows how to care for each other in times
of a crisis - such as the current drought situation. The Droogte Hulp (Drought Help) project is managed by Burre Burger, and it has seen truckloads of maize and alfalfa grass bales being delivered to farmers in drought-stricken areas, so that their livestock can be fed.

Guest: EWN's Africa Correspondent Leanne De Bassompierre

Guest: Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). Russia Bashing (the U.K. Prime Minister’s accused Moscow of meddling).
2). An Island’s People Shortage (it’s forced the closure of a wee school in
Scotland).
3). America’s Muslim Barbie (the 1st hijab wearing Barbie doll).

 Guest: Max Herberstein CEO and founder at Preeva Foundation

There's been a lot of talk over the past few days about access to higher
education and especially how those from poorer backgrounds can be
assisted, not just financially, but also academically, so that they don't drop
out.

Guest: Paidomoyo Muzulu senior journalist at Alpha Media Holdings (he’s in Harare)

Guest: Jonathan Cherry Director at Cherryflava Media

Guest: Milly Meltzer Creator Loo Me

Guest: Doris Viljoen facilitator and project leader at the USB-ED Centre for Applied Entrepreneurship

It has been scientifically illustrated that people older than 40 (who have had
exposure to a wide array of life experiences) act more creatively in solving
complex problems than people in their early twenties. Recent research in the USA has revealed that people aged between 55 and 64 had the highest rate of entrepreneurial activity over the past 10 years.