Carte Blanche: Here's what's on tonight's show

Carte Blanche is an investigative show that has graced our screens for more than 20 years. It is the perfect way to end off a busy week with the good and the bad.

South African families often gather around the lounge on Sundays, to catch all the insightful investigations the show covers. There isn't a better way to kick start a new week than a good dose of Carte Blanche.

Here's what's on Carte Blanche on 16 September 2018

The land expropriation without compensation debate The debate around the amendment of Section 25 of the Constitution that would allow for land expropriation without compensation has polarised politics in South Africa.

The global political community has also weighed in on the hottest debate topic in the country. Claire Mawisa will take a deeper look into the matter to find out what would mean if land claimants obtained the land without the resources to make it profitable.

Read Land expropriation without compensation: What the Constitution says

Daveyton community's fight against gangsterism, drugs and violence The Daveyton community has decided that they have had enough and are taking justice into their own hands.

In August, the community set a suspected gang member alight near a school. He was allegedly part of a gang who are believed to be responsible for robberies and murders in the area. The community also went around to alleged gangsters' houses resulting in the death of a 21-year-old.

Brent van Rensburg and the Zip Zap Circus School Back in 1992, over 26 years ago, Brent van Rensburg didn't have much besides skill and a dream to unite youth from all backgrounds and expose them to the rush of performing together.

Needless to say, van Rensburg has accomplished that dream. Zip Zap has performed in 20 countries and has developed a reputation for honing talent and producing leaders and top performers in the industry.

The circus has now teamed up with the Cape Town Philharmonic to take the public on a Journey Beyond, a Symphonic Circus.

Lowveld service delivery protests and how they impact tourism industry The Kruger Lowveld Chamber of Business and Tourism (KLCBT) has expressed its concerns with the continuing protest action that has plagued the community of Ehlanzeni.

The KLCBT notes with concern the increase in violent service delivery protests that seem to be taking place every second day in Ehlanzeni.

The protests have a huge impact on tourism and business growth as some of our members have not been able to operate and have had their shops looted, says Oupa Pilane, the President of KLCBT.

MacFarlane Moleli takes the trip to the embattled community to find out what the solution is to this growing problem.

Carte Blanche airs on Sunday at 19:00 on M-Net, DStv channel 101, and again at 20:00 on M-Net Plus 1 channel 901. Some inserts are also made available online.

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