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Guest: Sikonathi Mantshantsha Deputy Editor at Financial Mail
1. Steinhoff shares drop as much as 17% as German authorities probe
accounting fraud. 2. "Is it because I'm black?" Asks Jimmy Mzwanele Manyi as journalist asks for a shareholder register of his company, which recently "bought" Gupta media businesses in the fire sale of Gupta interests
Guest: Jaco Gouws Protection Product Head at Old Mutual
Earlier this week, you would have heard the story of Renei Kruger a mother
to 3 girls whose father died after being caught in the crossfire of a gang
shooting after dropping his youngest child off at crèche.
Guest: Willie Spies Lawyer at AfriForum
Grace Mugabe was granted diplomatic immunity and allowed to leave the
country after charges of assault were brought against her by Gabriella
Engels. Engels is however continuing in her search for justice as she filed court
papers in the Pretoria High Court to challenge government's decision to grant diplomatic immunity to the Zimbabwean first lady
Guest: Michael Goldman Associate Professor Sport Management Program at University of San Francisco.
Floyd Mayweather and Conor McGregor are ready for ‘The fight of the century’, however, the fight on Saturday night will probably not be the fight of the century, whether we look back or forward to the current century. Actually, this fight is mainly about one thing… Money.
Guest: Trevino Issacs Principal at Mitchells Plain Music Academy
Talented man from Mitchells Plain, who is a self taught pianist.
Former sports anchor and broadcasting legend Martin Locke
Guest: Erica Green is a Cycling coach
The Long-Term Participation Development model is something she argues is
needed to achieve balance in different aspects of our lives.
Guest: EWN's Africa Correspondent Jean-Jacques Cornish
African Athletics boss says the continent will seek to host 2015 world championships. Libyan rebels behead 11 in attack on army checkpoint.
Guest: Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories
1). The Battle For Raqqa (the UN appeals for more help for Syrian civilians).
2). Reckless Riding (a grieving widower appeals for a new UK law on cycling).
From the publisher's feed
From 9 am to 12 pm every weekday, veteran radio personality Kieno Kammies will champion the issues facing individual Capetonians by using the station’s vast network of contacts for good, while also courting controversy by holding governmental ministers to account and seeking the truth within the politics.
Tune in to Today with Kieno Kammies for longer interviews reflecting and unpacking some of the biggest national news stories of the day and join the conversation on The Open Line.
Kieno will also get up close and personal in lifestyle-focused segments exploring, among other things, parenting, psychology, travel, and tech.

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