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The World Cup's Biggest Loser?

Touted as a 'brilliant cheap concept for backpackers' for World Cup tourists, the scheme has proved anything but that for those who invested in it. The question is: just what happened to the millions poured into the venture? Carte Blanche investigates the master marketer behind 'classrooms for backpackers' and finds out if he's the World Cup's biggest loser, or just a big con artist.

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Drugs in Schools

A horrifying warning from SANCA, the Council for Alcohol and Drug Dependence, reveals details of drug abuse by teenagers and children as young as nine. Hard to believe? Carte Blanche brings you cold facts, some heart-rending stories and a new shock tactic approach.

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SAA: Pay-back Time

In an unprecedented move, the SAA Board is suing former CEO Khaya Ngqula for more than R30-million lost or irregularly spent during his tenure. It's a ground-breaking move, which will hopefully send a clear message to other parastatals that so liberally use taxpayers' money. Carte Blanche accounts.

Magic Thumb

Most World Cup tourists hopped on a plane and made it to our shores in no more than 12 hours... except for Andrew Grady. This Londoner decided to travel by thumb. Carte Blanche brings you an epic hitch-hiking adventure from London to Jo'burg.

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Home on the Moon

The idea of owning property on the Moon sounds loony. But in actual fact, about 3-million people own sizable chunks of the moon. Carte Blanche called in at the Lunar Embassy in Florida, USA, with a view to investing on the Moon, 41 years this month since man first put foot there.

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