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Sunday 29 April 2007
Justice for juveniles
Last year Carte Blanche brought you the story of the infamous Plettenberg Bay paedophile who claimed he had no relatives whatsoever. He was arrested for the murder and sexual assault of 6-year-old Steven Siebert, yet, more than a year later, is still awaiting trial. What is taking so long? In an exclusive interview with the man’s former wife Carte Blanche discovers that he has a dark history of sexual abuse and evading the law.
Producer: Victoria Cullinan
Presenter: Derek Watts
Full Disclosure
From telephone technician to self-professed inventor and entrepreneur, Gervan Lubbe had the world at his feet. Named the world’s most outstanding young person, Lubbe made millions with his APS pain machine. Now he has just launched his book, Full Disclosure, in which he reveals tales of greed and jealousy. However, many unanswered questions hang over his inventions. Based on the reputation of the APS machine, SA investors have been buying shares worth R30-million in his company. Now his own board of directors question whether his inventions actually exist. We bring you the full story.
Producer: A’ Productions
Presenter: Devi Sankaree Govender
What’s in a name?
Current food labelling legislation in South Africa is fraught with loopholes. Dieticians and nutritionists are concerned that misleading claims and lack of disclosure about what really lurks within boxes or bottles may be seriously affecting the health of consumers. And the problem is exacerbated because, as consumers, we just aren’t savvy enough when it comes to nutritional labelling on food. Carte Blanche investigates.
Producer: First Edit
Presenter: Devi Sankaree Govender
