This Tuesday: the Muslim Judicial Council buckles under the pressure of the halaal meat scandal and agrees to face 3rd Degree. Patta puts the council in the hot seat.

Tonight's 3rd Degree investigates Orion Cold Storage - the scheme that sold pork as halaal. The episode was originally scheduled to air in December 2011.

Should corporal punishment be reinstated in schools? On Tuesday (6th) 3rd Degree debates the issue by speaking to teachers and learners.

Carte Blanche puts the spotlight on 16 Days of Activism this Sunday (4th). Also in the line-up: farm murders, leadership; and the impact of diamond mining.

On Tuesday 3rd Degree asks: was Juju's hearing a straightforward process or the beginning of a succession battle? Is he a threat to those who want to cling to power?

Coming up on Carte Blanche: nuns accused of physically abusing children, claims of irregular tenders awarded by the Limpopo government and a Tsunami follow-up.

On Sunday night (12th) Bongani Bingwa sits down with Juju for a one-on-one interview recorded this week. Also in the line-up: wombs for hire, and Dr. Clean-up.

This Thursday (10th) Special Assignment looks at the Gauteng Freewy Improvement Project to innvestigate the cost implications and the flaws surrounding it.

This Sunday (23rd) Carte Blanche talks to Somali pirates and tests a so-called miracle drug on heroin addicts. Also: a spotlight on Kenny Kunene.

On Wednesday Special Assignment looks at the battle against breast cancer through the story of 38-year-old Nosipho Mgoma who's fighting for her life.

On Tuesday 3rd Degree looks at the murder of Mcebisi Zondi: what looked like cold blooded murder was followed by a tragic confession that left a family divided.

This Wednesday Special Assignment debates the police sex pictures published in the Sowetan and asks: should the paper have published them? Was it newsworthy?

This Tuesday 3rd degree looks at men abuse and asks: are some women instigating domestic violence, certain that they will never be blamed?

On Tuesday (19 July) Top Billing celebrates Madiba's birthday in an hour-long special with guests who share his life story, including his wife Graca Machel.

On Tuesday (14 June) Top Billing will be airing an exclusive interview with soon-to-be princess Charlene Wittstock. Jo-Ann chats to her at the Monaco royal palace.

Is it possible to cheat the Lotto? Why was the Lottery Board fined R15-million for a "security breach"? Carte Blanche investigates who tried their luck.

On Carte Blanche this Sunday: Elections 2011, a fire chief who's allegedly spending EMS cash on parties; and a dude who went prison to save whales.

On Top Billing this week: Jack Parow, Imran Tahir, a suprise party for Muvhango's Lerato Moloi; and Winnie Mandela at the premiere of Winnie, the opera.

On Top Billing this Tuesday: Simba hangs out with Elvis Blue, on location and at home. Also: Thulani Serero, Cindy Nell and Percy Montgomery's X, Tasmin.

What's the point of service delivery if delivery makes things even worse than they were before? Shoddy workmanship floods a community. 3rd Degree investigates.

This week Patta tackles muthi murders, investigating the impact on communities and exposing the brutality behind the serial killings.

On Top Billing this Tuesday: an Easter hook-up with Generations' Menzi Ngubane and Thato Molamu. Also: former Miss SA Joan Ramagoshi; and Idols' Graeme Watkins.

Do you have any idea what actually went on in the killing of Brett Kebble? We don't have a clue. According to Carte Blanche, they do.

Been waiting for Patta to do the 3rd Degree on Steve Hofmeyr and Kuli Roberts? The time has arrived ...

Tonight Special Assignment investigates South Africa’s biggest private hospital, Netcare’s controversial role in the cash-for-kidneys scam.

On Tuesday Patta interviews actress Candice Derman who speaks out about the sexual abuse she suffered for years and how she hid the traumatic secret.

Ever wondered what happens to the plastic bag levy at supermarkets? Is it going to the environment? Who gets the cash? Carte Blanche finds out.

On Top Billing this week: Jo-Ann spends the day with Dr 90210's Dr Rey. Also: a catch-up with actor Terence Bridgett; and UK singer Clare Maguire.

On Sunday Carte Banche examines the state of the nation through the eyes of South Africans. Also: Benoni-bred princess-to-be Charlene Wittstock.

This week: Patta investigates the trend of sexting among teens to ask: are teenagers creating and disseminating child pornography?

He stole his mother's heart to feed his drug habit ... can she trust him again? Can she forget? On Tuesday an addicted son seeks his mother’s forgiveness.

Cool news for Glamberts ... E! premieres a new THS soon - covering Adam's sexuality in the commercial music scene and his Glam Nation Tour.

What can men do to ensure that other men don't abuse their partners? ... part 2 of the Special Assignment series about women who kill their partners.

Lookout! There's a showdown between the queen of bling and the demagogue of disapproval on 3rd Degree tonight. Debora Patta grills Khanyi Mbau.

Have you suffered an abusive sibling? Could they convince you they'd changed? Would you forgive them? A brother faces his tormentor on Forgive & Forget.

What should happen to women who kill their abusive partners? Special Assignment investigates how such women are double-victims: of their partners, then prison.

There are 2 000 HIV-related deaths in Zimbabwe every week. Special Assignment shows how a group of HIV+ women took control of their health - by playing soccer.

Tonight: 3rd Degree looks at how school bullies are using technology to taunt and humiliate victims. The situation's so extreme that it's resulted in suicide.

This Tuesday Special Assignment interviews Tessa Beetge: the convicted drug mule; jailed in Brazil; involved in the drug-smuggling case against Sheryl Cwele.

This week's Top Billing covers the PE auditions of the show's Presenter Search. Also: Tendai Mtawarira's recent wedding; and Jeannie D's 3D magazine cover.

If you were at the Top Billing presenter search in Durbs, look out for yourself on the show this week. Also in the line-up: Phil Collins and Basement Jaxx.

Last night Carte Blanche celebrated 22-years on air with a South African TV first: viewers directed and wrote the episode via twitter and Facebook.

Tonight: Special Assignment's cameras go inside hectic Brazilian prisons to find a South African who's been arrested on drug charges. Will she come home?

Tonight's 3rd Degree looks at the violent protests and wage negotiations of the strikes and examines the longterm cost to the country.

After weeks of being blah-boring-yawn Special Assignment delivers something interesting tonight. Should the government ban internet porn to protect kids? ...

On Tuesday Special Assignment screens a documentary about an 800-soldier South African unit and their peacekeeping duties in Darfur.

Debora Patta tackles the media freedom fiasco this Tuesday: with no oddball dinners round tables of wine as seen on Special Assignment last week.

On Special Assigment: City Press editor Ferial Haffajee, media ethics scholar Franz Kruger and ANC spokesperson Jackson Mthembu debate media freedom.

Guys who have SIX sexual partners in three months - with a steady girlfriend on the side. 3rd Degree looks at how vulnerable women are when it comes to HIV.

Top Billing scrutinizes Miss SA Nicole Flint to see if she's ready for Miss Universe. Also, Lindiwe Suttle: from "It" girl to singer; and Barker Haines' wedding.