Oscar Pistorius will be back in court next Tuesday (4 June). On Sunday (2nd) Carte Blanche speaks to his uncle about Oscar's state of mind.

On Sunday (26th) Carte Blanche speaks to breast cancer survivors and experts to find out what they think of Angelina Jolie's preventative double mastectomy.

Professor Karabus is on his way home after nine months in jail in the UAE. He touches down on Friday afternoon (17th). Carte Blanche speaks to him on Sunday.

On Sunday (12th) Carte Blanche celebrates 25 years on air by paying tribute to the heroes the show's met and interviewed over the years. Also coming up: cyber crime.

On Sunday Carte Blanche follows up on the crushing story of the elephant who was beaten at Brian Boswell's Circus. Also on the show: the Protection of State Information Bill.

On Sunday (28th) Carte Blanche gets the lowdown on load-shedding from the CEO of Eishkom, the Public Enterprises Minister and angry consumers.

On Tuesday 3rd Degree visits Rodriguez's daughter Eva to find out what it's like to be Sugarman's daughter. Eva lives in the Wilderness and trained as a Sangoma.

What rights do South Africans have when it comes to health care? On Thursday (18th) Special Assignment exposes two cases of hospital horror treatment.

Have you ever taken a loan from a loan shark with dire consequences? On Tuesday (16th) 3rd Degree goes undercover to expose the highway robbery perpetrated by sharks.

On Sunday (14 April) Carte Blanche investigates online user generated porn. The show also finds missing Wall Street banker Greg Smith and stands up for the rights of elephants.

On Sunday (7th) Carte Blanche looks at police training to find out what impact it's having on criminal cops. Also coming: CAR; and transgender sex workers.

On Sunday (31st) Carte Blanche covers a crazy-ass story about a Fish Hoek resident who stalked someone from the area, ordered a hit on his wife and wasn't locked up.

On Tuesday (19th) 3rd Degree exposes illegal initiation schools that kidnap underage boys, circumcise them and then hold them ransom. Some boys never return home.

The dinosaurs were wiped out with the Fifth Extinction ... what will cause the Sixth? On Sunday (17th) Carte Blanche explores humanity's destructiveness. Also coming up ...

On Tuesday (12th) 3rd Degree explores the future of South African politics in an interview with Dr Mamphela Ramphele in the wake of the launch of her party Agang.

On Sunday (10th) Carte Blanche travels to Gemona, Italy to visit Oscar Pistorius' home-away-from-home to investigate how the town and neighbours feel about him.

On Tuesday (5th) 3rd Degree investigates school and cyber bullies in the wake of the murder of a high school pupil who was allegedly shot for bullying.

On Tuesday 3rd Degree also puts the spotlight on problems with the police in an investigation into the cause and impact of mob justice in Diepsloot.

On Sunday night Carte Blanche exposes video evidence of bullying and bribery by policemen in Gauteng. Police HQ know about it - why no action?

On Thursday (22nd) Special Assignment investigates who's involved in the cash-for-land scams that have hit the people in Lenasia who've had their homes demolished.

The Idols voting statistics have been released for the season and reveal that Khaya was a favourite throughout the competition, winning with 80% of the votes.

Khaya and Melissa perform for the Idols title this weekend and the winner will be crowned on Tuesday. They'll be singing three songs each, including their new singles.

The countdown to the Idols finale begins with the Top 3 singing three songs each this week: their choice, the show's choice and a Theatre Week fave. Toya Delazy mentors.

On Sunday Carte Blanche features a special insert about wife-hunting tours in Eastern Europe. Also: a follow-up on Marikana and life in Hillbrow now.

On Sunday Carte Blanche chats to Natalie du Toit about her four Paralympic medals and her ups and downs in the pool over her career. Also: fracking and skimming.

The Idols Top 4 whip up a homebrew with Black Coffee this week with a playlist of local hits. They'll be also be performing with Unathi. What everyone's singing ...

The Idols final five visit their homes this week and tackle Rolling Stone magazine's Top 500 songs ever, under the mentorship of Freshground's Zolani Mahola.

On Sunday Carte Blanche spends time with Joost van der Westhuizen to find out how he's doing in his battle with motor neuron disease. Also on the show: a mentalist.

This week the Idols Top 6 face the biggest songs of the season when they tackle showstoppers under the mentorship of Lloyd Cele. What everyone's singing ...

On Thursday night Special Assignment reveals the stories of young girls who've resorted to prositition to survive to ask: why is society turning a blind eye?

This week's Idols spectacular will be a choral showdown featuring the Drakensberg Boys Choir. Lira will be mentor. What everyone will be singing ...

On Sunday night Carte Blanche assesses the implications of the Lonmin killings to ask: will the tragedy make government confront the realities of poverty?

On Sunday night Carte Blanche visits Chad Le Clos and his Olympic gold medal at his home in Durban. Also coming up: education tender fraudsters - who took what.

The Idols Top 8 perform songs from the year of their birth this week with the guidance of MiCasa's J-Something as mentor. Who'll be singing what ...

On Sunday Carte Blanche chats to Sunette Viljoen who could become Africa's first woman to win Olympic gold in womens' javelin. Also coming up: fishy retail logos.

On Sunday night Carte Blanche visits Madiba's family and friends in Qunu as part of his birthday celebrations. Also coming up: baboons vs. humans in Pringle Bay.

To weave or not to weave? ... On Tuesday 3rd Degree debates the question with various celebs including Lebo Mashile, Bonang Matheba and Nikiwe Bikitsha.

On Sunday Carte Blanche asks: what should new top cop Riah Phiyega prioritise to fight crime? Also: a look at the impact of inflation over the past 10 years.

On Thursday Special Assignment investigates the plight of unemployed mothers by following homeless and pregnant Haadia Williams as she tries to find a home.

The countrywide auditions for the My Top Billing Dream Presenter Search ended in Jozi recently. An update, with details on the companion audition show.

On Sunday Carte Blanche looks at the legal case of a South African photographer who claims that Elton John stole the lyrics for 'Nikita' from him. More, with the full line-up.

This Thursday Special Assignment exposes the corrupt activities involved in the selling and purchasing of illegal panel vans that are being sold as taxi's.

This Tuesday 3rd Degree looks at our criminal justice system and asks why the police are making basic blunders when it comes to handling murder investigations.

Eastern Mosaic celebrates 12 years on air this year and introduced a new 13-part segment on Sunday. A look at the new line-up and an update on the Presenter Search.

The Carte Blanche Making a Difference Campaign has opened a new paediatric centre at King Edward VIII hospital with natural resources company BHP Billiton.

On Thursday Special Assignment exposes the plight of unemployed people who don't qualify for social grants and the things they're doing to survive.

In the past two years more than R100-million has been paid to public servants who are on "special leave". Carte Blanche investigates. Also coming up: scams and dread diseases.

M-Net and Mzansi Magic have announced that the first three stage shows of Idols 8 will take place at the newly built Soweto Theatre in Jabulani in July.

This Thursday Special Assignment explores the crisis of rape during conflict and exposes the struggle to find lasting solutions to deal with the crime.

On Tuesday 3rd Degree looks at the story surrounding the girl who was recently gang raped and reveals her mother's battle to protect her from being violated.