Carte Blanche: Finding Zuko Nonxuba - WATCH

Carte Blanche: Finding Zuko Nonxuba - WATCHIn April this year, Carte Blanche investigated an Eastern Cape lawyer allegedly stealing millions of rands from children with cerebral palsy.

by Garrin Lambley

14-06-2023 15:11

in Entertainment

In April this year, Carte Blanche investigated an Eastern Cape lawyer allegedly stealing millions of rands from children with cerebral palsy. Photo: Carte Blanche

In April this year, Carte Blanche investigated a lawyer from the Eastern Cape allegedly stealing millions of rands from children with cerebral palsy.

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Under the pretence of helping their mothers claim medical negligence damages from the Department of Health, he used their cases - and sometimes even fictitious ones - to claim the money and left the families with nothing.

In the second leg of Carte Blanche's investigation screened on Sunday, 11 June, the popular programme uncovered how the lawyer s alleged malfeasance has been known about for years by the Legal Practice Council (LPC).

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The LPC is responsible for ensuring that legal representatives act in an ethical manner for the benefit of their clients.

But time and again, it appears to have failed to stop this lawyer's fraud.

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Just how far would he go to allegedly steal from vulnerable children? And why did the LPC apparently fail to act?

Attorney Zuko Nonxuba pays the Nqunqani family a measly R1000 per month. Meanwhile, he owes them R13 million in medical negligence payouts! #CarteBlanche @MasaKekana pic.twitter.com/rn16KwA9ud

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Carte Blanche is a South African investigative journalism television series which airs on M-Net every Sunday at 19:00.

Its first episode aired on 21 August 1988 and over the last 34-plus years has earned credibility among South African viewers for its investigation into corruption, consumer issues and current events.

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