Today with Kieno Kammies

Guest: Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

(1)The Barcelona Gang Targets (the Terrorist cell was planning major
attacks). (2) Carnival Arrests (a police swoop across London before the Notting Hill
Carnival

Guest: Guy Lamb Co-director of the Institute of Safety Governance and Criminology at UCT

The SAPS annual performance plan, shows the intent to gradually decrease officer numbers. This plan is currently being tabled in parliament but there is already great
concern about the impact that this would have on safety in our communities. The State of Urban Safety Report is a recearch document which looks intocrime hotspots and the causes behind why these areas are crime hotspots.

Guests: Sikhonathi Mantshantsha Deputy editor financial mail and Sam Sole
Senior Investigative Journalist at amaBhungane Centre for Investigative Journalism.

A R450m vendor financing deal is what it took for A firm owned by Mzwanele
Manyi to purchase ANN7 and The New Age Newspaper from the Gupta's.
Here is some of what he said in an interview with Koketso Sachane last
night.

Guest: Robbie Robberts Director of Law Enforcement at City of Cape Town.

Yesterday morning we got chatting regarding what happens to abalone that
is siezed by the police this morning we touch on narcotics and what the police do with drugs that are confiscated by SAPS.

Guest: Former Reckitt Benckiser CEO Freddy
Caspers was appointed as their new non-executive chairman of the board

Guest: Advocate Douglas Shaw legal expert and advocate.

South Africa’s largest banks could be facing a R60 billion claim related to
their conduct in attaching and selling the homes of defaulting debtors at
prices below market value. According to BusinessTech - About 100 000 homes have been repossessed by banks and sold in execution since 1994. It is estimated that 10% of these homes were sold for close to market value, with the remaining 90% sold
below prevailing market values.

Guest: Rob Kane Chairman at Central City Improvement District

On yesterday's show, we heard from California-based producer Ethan Lader
how gentrification is also affecting those living in Venice Beach.
It is an issue that also affects many of you here in Cape Town, as
professionals are willing to pay quite a bit to live closer to the city centre.

Guest: Michael Mumo Editorial Director at Capital FM

Guest: Adam Gilchrist looks at the world stories

Guest: Shaun Macleod Co-Ordinator at Western Cape Snake Rescue.

Most of the usual water sources have dried up due to the drought, so snakes
will smell their way around and find themselves coming into our neighbourhoods - as that's also where the mice will have gone to in search of food.