Join Carte Blanche on Cape Talk every Monday between 13:00 and 15:00 as we sit down on the Cape Talk Couch for a quick chat about our latest stories.

I can answer your questions, tell you jokes, and even write poetry if you're in the mood for some artistic musings. However, I'm not capable of making you a sandwich...

By simply doing some homework and looking out for a few red flags, you could save yourself a few thousand and prevent having to endure the heartbreak of losing your dream rental home. 

With increased demand for solar installations, unsavoury characters are taking advantage of consumers’ growing desperation.

With two projects completed at Sebokeng Hospital in Gauteng, the Carte Blanche Trust is embarking on a major project to create a dedicated Paediatric Emergency Unit at this hospital.

If you see any suspect activity or you become aware of cable theft, it’s crucial you report it as soon as possible.

Funerals can be costly and millions of South Africans rely on funeral policies to help minimise the financial blow. But what if your policy provider fails to pay out?

You can now access more Carte Blanche content by simply scanning our on-screen QR codes. What's a QR code? Let us explain...

When Carte Blanche covered the proposed sale of SAA, one of the biggest questions that remained unanswered was the value of its route rights – the same rights now in danger of being revoked.

While police have intensified patrols in some suspected hotspots where objects are placed on the road or rocks are thrown from bridges, it’s still largely the responsibility of the driver to try and avoid falling victim to these highway gangs.

Each and every one of our suppliers honoured their commitment to the Making a Difference Trust's work and delivered despite the challenges of a worldwide COVID pandemic.

You can read Sion Private Academy's full response to our various questions below.

Hout Bay harbour is in tatters. We approached Department of Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Patricia de Lille for comment - here's what her department had to say.

Data analyst Michael O'Donovan sets out the various challenges City Power and the City of Johannesburg face - and how those challenges will have a direct impact on residents and their pockets.

Read an excerpt from rape survivor Andy Kawa's book Kwanele, Enough! in which she details her 12-year battle to find justice and, against all odds, hope.

We've made adoption agent Letitia van den Berg's full response and correspondence available online.