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Carte Blanche packs a full house this Sunday (25 October)

Written by TVSA Team from the blog Carte Blanche Teasers on 22 Oct 2020
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Juicy stuff! Check it out... every story on Carte Blanche this Sunday (25 October) looks like a must-see.

The line-up:

Derek Watts: “After his stunning revelations at the Zondo Commission it is claimed that Bosasa executive Angelo Agrizzi had a sub plot. Either way, will his arrest discourage other whistle-blowers from coming forward?”


Agrizzi - The Money and The Escape

A new house ready and waiting in Italy, millions of Rands transferred to a crypto currency account and luxury sports cars in South Africa sold off in a hurry - former Bosasa boss Angelo Agrizzi has been a very busy man as he seemingly planned his escape out of the country.

Before his testimony at the State Capture Commission, the notorious whistle-blower offloaded money to off-shore accounts. But his planned trip to Italy was derailed.

Now Agrizzi must wait out his trial date - behind bars. Carte Blanche unravels his alleged hidden millions and the plot for freedom.

Ed note: Agrizzi had a heart attack in hospital on Wednesday so will be interesting to see if this impacts on this story.


Producer: Nicky Troll | Research: Sinethemba Nogude | Presenter: Derek Watts
 

Taking Pensioners for a Costly Ride
 

The Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation in the North West is investigating a prominent, charismatic businessman from Potchefstroom after hundreds of investors - many of them pensioners and widows - were left with nothing to show for the nearly R44-million they claim they sunk into what they had been promised would be a fool-proof venture.

Large plush offices, high-profile radio marketing and television interviews in which he promised returns of up to 3% were all it took to dupe pensioners into parting with almost everything they had saved up for their old age.

We meet the widows who have lost everything after the businessman liquidated his business, blaming COVID-19.

Producer: Michael Duffett | Presenter: Masa Kekana
 
 
Cricket Collapse in South Africa
 

In January it seemed like the administration of Cricket South Africa had turned a corner and begun the long road towards rehabilitation.

But eight months later, the gentleman’s game is in a freefall. Inside the boardrooms of the game's governing body, the gloves are off as more explosive revelations lead to high-profile resignations.

Now the Minister of Sports, Arts and Culture has issued CSA with a notice that government intends to intervene in the crumbling sport. Carte Blanche examines whether cricket in South Africa can be saved.

Producer: Julian Sun | Presenter: Claire Mawisa
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Catching the Killer on the Table Mountain Reserve


With his unassuming demeanour, the young man on the trail could have been just another hiker at Silvermine in the Table Mountain Reserve.

But little did anyone know that he was hunting for unsuspecting visitors to rob.

For two years, a spate of muggings, stabbings and murders went unsolved, leaving cyclists and hikers vulnerable and terrified. Now, investigators are confident that they’ve finally caught the violent killer who was lurking on the mountain.

Producer: Annalise Lubbe | Producer: Sasha Schwendenwein | Presenter: Claire Mawisa
 
 
The Extraordinary Life of Emmanuel Taban
 

Born in a tiny village in South Sudan, Emmanuel Taban was one of five siblings raised by a single mother.

At 14 he was arrested by the Military for being a rebel-spy, incarcerated, tortured and sent off to Khartoum. He fled to Eritrea, where he was again imprisoned.

Upon his release, he decided to walk nearly 3000km to an uncle in Nairobi, Kenya, but he wasn’t welcomed - so, inspired by the “made in South Africa” printing on a cola can, he travelled another 3000 km through East Africa on his own and eventually into South Africa.

Carte Blanche celebrates a life of epic grit and imagination - of a young refugee who became a leading pulmonologist who is saving the lives of critically-ill COVID-19 ventilator patients with his novel use of therapeutic bronchoscopies.

Producer: Eugene Botha | Presenter: Masa Kekana
 

Caret Blanche airs on M-Net on Sundays at 19h00.
 

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