On M-Net and M-Net HD (DStv Channel 101) on Sunday 22 September at 19h00 the Carte Blanche team investigates an extreme case of fraud, shares 25 years of memories and covers the “food revolution’.
Hello I Am Dead
In South Africa life insurers have forensic departments investigating suspected fraudulent claims. Even defrauding the dead, South Africans seem to be world-beaters with any number of schemes to make money. Carte Blanche tracks down the living dead, finding out if it’s possible to buy a body and rent an ID and re-examines the case of a woman believed to have faked her own death on the Long Tom Pass in 2009.
Produced by Linda de Jager and presented by Bongani Bingwa.
Journalist: Wynand Grobler
Carte Blanche 25 Memories
From the dynamic ideas of space age inventor Elon Musk, to the quiet grace of survivors such as Alison Botha and W Mitchell there have been many memorable moments and meetings on Carte Blanche. Derek Watts and Ruda Landman remember some of the best of them.
Produced by Diana Lucas and presented by Derek Watts.
City Farms
The world is fast running out of good farming which is being over-grazed and gobbled up by sprawling cities to feed all the hungry mouths. Could the solution to this crisis be the return of the humble veggie patch on a massive, modern scale with entire skyscrapers housing farms, instead of office workers? The food revolution has begun.
Produced by 60 Minutes Australia and presented by Michael Usher.
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