Today with Kieno Kammies

Guest: Denise Bingle Director at Tafelberg Furnishers

Tafelberg Furniture Stores is the largest independent furniture and appliance
dealer in the Western Cape. They stock the biggest range of the biggest
names, under one roof.

Kieno chats to Brenda Solomons Co-owner at Forever Grey Fashion Gallery

Kieno chats to Phumzile van Damme National Spokesperson and Member of Parliament at Democratic Alliance

Kieno chats to Nakita Laing - Genetic Counsellor at Groote Schuur Hospital

Kieno chats to Tony Budden -  Partner in Hemporium, South Africa’s premiere hemp company

Kieno chats to KPMG Nico Conradie - CEO of Munich Re South Africa

Kieno chats to Charlotte Kilbane about the urban terror campaign 

The sugar tax has been delayed until 2018, but South Africa’s sugar industry
still faces tough times — even without the imposition of a tax on sugary
drinks.
A recent industry-commissioned report showed that, even under existing
circumstances, the sector faces potential job losses and mill closures.
The sector has seen decreased profitability in cane production, steady
declines in the number of hectares being used to grow sugar cane and falling
yields, according to a study by the Bureau for Food and Agricultural Policy at
the University of Pretoria.
Small-scale cane growers in particular have seen rapid declines, with 58 000
hectares going out of production in the past 20 years. As a result, there is
overcapacity at South Africa’s sugar mills.

Kieno chats to Kysna resident Adrian Hegerty.