Today with Kieno Kammies

Guest: Themba Godi Chairperson at Parliament's Standing Committee on Public Accounts

National Treasury has come under fire for allegedly wasting R1 billion spent
on an integrated financial management system which they have failed to
implement after more than a decade.

Guest: Hellen Zille Mayor at Cape Town

Premier Hellen Zille will be announcing the provincial government’s interventions in municipalities, as part of the Drought Disaster declaration.

Guest: Kate Schrire Founder at The Creamery

There is a trio in Cape Town spend their days in and around Cape Town
making, tasting and selling handmade ice cream in small batches with
locally sourced ingredients and thoughtful flavours, the way it should be..

Guest: Theo Layne and Aslam Cassiem Ward Councilor for Ward 46 Rylands area

You will probably find it difficult to count the number of lives that the City of
Cape Town's fire and rescue services have saved. It is a wonder then why Fire Fighters had to withdraw from the area of a blaze in at Pooke se Bos informal settlement near Rylands. Sadly around 127 people have been displaced and one person lost their life in this fire.

Guest: Nana Boakye-Yiadom Deputy Director: News Programming at CitiFM

Guest: Tamsin Van Rooyen Vice-President for Regional Marketing at Sage

Sage Small Business Awards will be getting under way on CapeTalk and on
the line to tell you what you can expect from this year's events is Tamsin
Van Rooyen from Sage.

Guest: Prof Dilip Menon Director And Mellon Chair In Indian Studies at Centre for Indian
Studies in Africa: University of Witwatersrand

1) Supreme Court judgements on privacy as Fundamental Right and divorce
among Muslims
2) The rise and fall of a Godman

Guest: Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

1). A Flood Disaster In Asia (the UN estimates 1200 people have been killed).
2). Racist Movie Making (a British actor pulls out of a big film over
whitewashing).
3). A Brand New Bridge (Scotland gets a record bridge over the Firth of
Forth).

Guest: Jessica Shelver Spokesperson for Education MEC Debbie Schafer at Western Cape Government and Anon teacher

Bullying at schools is moving from the playground to the classroom, where teachers are now being targeted. Many say pupils are increasingly abusing them

Kieno Kammies speaks to Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail

Public Enterprises Minister Lynne Brown has given the Eskom board 48 hours
to report back to her with an explanation around payments to Gupta-linked
company Trillian.