Podcasts

Teaching Entrepreneurship-Gap Coffee Company

Guest: Wayne Farrel Owner of  Gap Coffee Company

Send the kids back to school

Kieno speaks to Prof Mignon McCulloch Chairperson of South African Paediatric Association (SAPA) and Paediatrician at Red Cross Hospital

"Internet censorship bill" resisted by online content

Guest: Nick Hall Advisor and Lawyer in the Digital Entertainment Industry.

Fears over a new wave of coronavirus infections have swept around the world

Deutsche Welle corresponded Chelsey Dulaney

#CapeTalkOpenLine

Barbs Wire - KZN university student got sent R9k by e-wallet accidentally

A look at stories which have been trending with Barbara Friedman.

You can now buy a cellphone for the price of a second hand car

Guest: Edward-John Bottomley Journalist Business Insider.

Chess for Change project for Grade R's aids in brain development

Chess for change was started almost 15 years ago by  paying teachers to go into mainly disadvantaged schools during the academic day and teach chess to the children, mainly from Grade R to Grade 3, and, in some cases up to Grade 7. 

The advantages of the children learning chess is immense and is well documented.
The idea its not only to teach the kids chess and for them to enjoy, it but it equip them with skills that will help them in the future. 
To date the CFC have teachers in PE, Worcester, Hermanus, Mitchells Plain and the Cape Town central and teaches alomost 7000 a week
 
Kieno joined by Howard Goldberg from Chess for Change.

Why Tik-Tok is making the Trump administration nervous Alistair Fairweather

Chinese Owned Short video publishing app Tik-Tok's astronomic growth in a very short time is a threat to national security according to the Trump administration. President Donald Trump said last week that he is prepared to ban the app after reports that Chinese owner ByteDance, was in talks to sell off part of Tik-Tok to interested investors - after Microsoft says its interested. 
 
 To look at why Trump and his administration sees the APP as threat to its national security, Kieno joined by Alistair Fairweather, Technology consultant and Co-Founder of Plain Speak technoligy consultants 

SIU stops pension payouts for government employees implicated in alleged corrupt activities

Outa CEO Wayne Duvenage