Podcasts

The world of advertising

Guest: Jonathan Cherry Director at Cherryflava Media.

Why 20 school are closing everyday in the Western Cape

Kieno speaks to Jan vermeulen is the editor at large of my broadband magazine.

John Faul Animal Behaviourist

Kieno speaks to John Faul Animal Behaviourist.

Surround yourself with Positivity

Devon had a serious drug & alcohol problem, he hit rock bottom in 2016 and after a intensive four month rehab he was able to reinvent himself. He got involved in the property industry and the rest is as they say is history.

Spike in farm murders latest victim pregnant woman on farm in KZN

Kieno speaks to Dianne Kohler-Barnard Shadow Minister Of Police at Democratic Alliance

Latest Western Cape Covid-19

Guest: Alan Winde Premier at Western Cape Government.

Barbs Wire - Spain's large-scale study on the coronavirus

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

Open Line:

Its time to hold SA politicians accountable for damage to the economy

Advocate Vusi Thembekwayo says that its time for citizens to call out SA politicians for driving such a hard lockdown and the damage it caused to the economy. Thembekwayo posted a video to his social media platforms which quickly went viral, pointing out how the lockdown has destroyed businesses and lives. In the video, the businessman takes viewers on a tour of an office in his building, which had over 70 employees before the lockdown was implemented, and has now been emptied out as the business has closed its doors.

Kieno joined by Advocate Vusi Thembekwayo.

COVID-19 pandemic and sweeping Black Lives Matter protests across the world

Dr Solange Rosa, has just been appointed as the new director of the Bertha Centre for Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship at the UCT GSB.  Dr Rosa – an activist, academic, policy and strategy advisor and former public servant – joins the Centre on the eve of its tenth anniversary and at an extraordinary time in human history, when the world is transitioning to a ‘new normal’. “The COVID-19 pandemic and sweeping Black Lives Matter protests across the world are demanding a new response from us,” says Dr Rosa. “And an institution such as the Bertha Centre – that is firmly rooted in research and actively challenging the status quo, connecting different sectors and communities, and promoting innovative responses to achieve social impact – is needed now more than ever to help us to reimagine how the world could work.”