The 17 November episode of Carte Blanche exposes a lawyer in Mpumalanga who allegedly defrauded multiple clients of millions of rands through fraudulent transactions and forged documents. The victims claim to have lost significant sums of money, leaving them financially devastated. As the investigation deepens, it remains to be seen whether the lawyer’s elaborate scheme … Read more
The 10 November episode of Carte Blanche exposes a shocking public health crisis where a deadly chemical pesticide, banned for decades, has been freely sold in informal markets. This has resulted in the tragic poisoning of unsuspecting children, leaving communities devastated and demanding answers. The government, despite knowing of the dangers, has failed to take … Read more
The 27 October episode of Carte Blanche exposes the dire consequences of budget cuts in provincial departments. Government teachers face job losses with no prospects for reemployment, while essential specialist medical positions are being frozen. These cuts have a devastating impact on those reliant on public services, leading to a decline in quality education and … Read more
The 20 October episode of Carte Blanche unveils a groundbreaking story about a research facility in North West province. This cutting-edge facility is making significant strides in the treatment of advanced cancer. The investigative team took viewers on a behind-the-scenes tour, showcasing the promising results achieved through the use of nuclear technology. The report highlights … Read more
The 13 October episode of Carte Blanche uncovers a disturbing reality in the cemeteries of Buffalo City While these sacred grounds should serve as peaceful resting places for the deceased, they have fallen into a state of neglect and mismanagement. The report highlights the deplorable conditions that have plagued these cemeteries, including overgrown vegetation, crumbling … Read more
The 06 October episode of Carte Blanche exposes a controversial luxury estate under construction in Stellenbosch. Despite local opposition, developers have begun building this exclusive enclave for the ultra-wealthy. Residents fear that the estate will mar the natural beauty of the mountainside and have raised concerns about the development’s environmental impact. Questions have also been … Read more
The Sunday 8 September episode of Carte Blanche investigates the lingering impact of South Africa’s deadliest listeriosis outbreak. The episode delves into the tragic events that claimed 216 lives and left countless others suffering from long-term health consequences. Despite the passage of seven years, many victims continue to grapple with the devastating effects of the … Read more
Sunday, 18 August episode of Carte Blanche uncovers a booming, yet illegal, multibillion-rand industry in South Africa centered around counterfeit luxury goods. Despite being labeled the world’s fastest-growing and most profitable industry, the counterfeit market remains unchecked. South Africa has become a major hub for counterfeit products, with landlocked countries exploiting its position to smuggle … Read more
Sunday, 28 July episode of Carte Blanche delves into the escalating violence in Khayelitsha, where targeted killings have become a chilling norm. The investigative team uncovers a disturbing pattern of executions, raising questions about the involvement of extortion syndicates in these heinous crimes. As the body count rises, the community grapples with fear and uncertainty, … Read more
Sunday, 21 July episode of Carte Blanche investigates Cape Town’s escalating protection racket crisis. .While high-profile trials target underworld leaders, businesses in the city remain under siege, extorted for thousands of rands. Despite police advancements, it seems the criminal web continues to operate with impunity, leaving residents and business owners feeling powerless. Carte Blanche is … Read more
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