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Why the PKTT? - Carte Blanche
The Political Killing Task Team's involvement in Knysna mayor Thando Matika's arrest has raised eyebrows. The NPA's Eric Ntabazalila's comments suggest this case may take a surprising turn...
Going Nuclear - Carte Blanche
Celeste van der Klashorst leads SECI, a unit of the SAPS investigating around 140,000 cases of online child sex crimes a year.
Listen Up, Speak Up - Carte Blanche
Discord, TikTok, Instagram, Zangi, Telegram, Snapchat - common apps used by predators to chat to children.
Broken Telephone - Carte Blanche
Gauteng Health has failed to pay utility bills for the Children's Memorial Institute, leaving the national 24-hour Childline helpline offline for weeks.
Killer Drinks - Carte Blanche
Just two tablespoons of pure methanol can blind you. This man allegedly runs large-scale illegal distilleries across the country.
Coming up on 4 October - Dirty Laundry
How did a laundry servicing hospitals and clinics allegedly leave a children's facility in the dark?
Coming up on 27 September
A deadly pesticide, sold cheaply on the streets. Nine women found murdered, leaving families desperate for answers.
Hot Wheels - Carte Blanche
Whistleblower Sarika Lakraj-Naidoo had concerns around COJ's billion-rand vehicle fleet, which included police cars and other vehicles critical to Joburg's functioning.
Say Her Name - Carte Blanche
Sarika Lakraj-Naidoo has intimate knowledge of Joburg's finances and a better understanding than most of what got the city into its current mess.
Do the Right Thing - Carte Blanche
After blowing the whistle on multibillion-rand COJ contracts, Sarika Lakraj-Naidoo was fired, dragged to court, and suffered in her personal life. But she would do it again.
Quite Qualified - Carte Blanche
Another hot potato for Roelf Meyer? There are over 120,000 South Africans living in America. Around 10% of them have been granted refugee status by the Trump administration in the last two years.
Who's Lying? - Carte Blanche
Last month, the High Court suspended Prof Mathebula's appointment as NSFAS head and restored the remaining board members. But students still demand better support from NSFAS.
Red Dust - Carte Blanche
A licence refused - then granted anyway - and a desperate community asking: how long before the dust settles?
Open Dialogue - Carte Blanche
Roelf Meyer, SA's unlikely top diplomat in the US, is tasked with salvaging a relationship in crisis. It's a high-stakes game with billions in trade, aid and investment on the line for South Africa.
Playing the Enemy - Carte Blanche
It’s one of our most strained international relationships. Now, a new ambassador has been sent to make amends. Can rugby succeed where politics has failed?











