Coming up on Carte Blanche
On M-Net and M-Net HD (101) on Sunday 22 December at 19h00 the Carte Blanche team brings viewers a story of revolution, reports on the elusive beach wolf, looks at the changes at Kalafong Hospital, catches up with cyclist Chris Froome, and spreads some Christmas cheer.
A Syrian Story
Over the past two and a half years, more than 100,000 people have been killed in Syria; and everyone has been drawn into the civil war conflict. But two people lead the revolution against President Bashar Assad’s forces…
Produced by Nour Kelze and Matthew Van Dyke
Beach Wolf
The desolate yet beautiful Skeleton Coast in Namibia is home to the beach wolf, an elusive creature by nature. Very little is known about these brown hyenas, but thanks to a one-woman crusade, there have been interesting discoveries. Carte Blanche shows some of the rare, undercover footage.
Produced by Garth Lucas
Making A Difference At Kalafong
Five years after the Carte Blanche Making a Difference Trust was launched, the team takes a look at the projects that have been undertaken at Kalafong Hospital and the much-needed paediatric burns facility which has been opened there.
Producer by Kate Barry and presented by Bongani Bingwa
Chris Froome (Rescreening)
The winner of the 100th Tour de France was educated in Johannesburg, but Chris Froome was born in Kenya and is a British citizen. Nonetheless, South Africans claimed him as our own. The team catches up with him in the Netherlands.
Produced by Kate Barry and presented by Derek Watts
Journalist: Chwayitisa Futshane
Carte Blanche Christmas
The Johannesburg Philharmonic Orchestra and the Gauteng Opera give a surprise performance at Cresta Shopping Centre, spreading some Christmas cheer with Carte Blanche.
Produced by Carol Albertyn Christie
Journalists: Bombi Mavundza and Chwayitisa Futshane
Line-ups are subject to change.
