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Teachers' Strike

Our education system has been described as a 'toxic mix' with 80 percent of State schools dysfunctional. Add a strike to that mix and failure could be looming for matrics, with exams around the corner. But spare a thought for those teachers who spend long, dedicated hours in the classroom, often with little reward. Carte Blanche strikes a balance.

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Caster Semenya

There was another victory for Caster Semenya in Berlin early this week, the venue where she clinched gold in the World Championship last year and unleashed a storm of controversy about her gender. Carte Blanche gets back on her track.

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Marlice's cheetahs

Four years ago, we introduced you to Marlice van Vuuren and her extended family of cheetahs. Now, married with a son, Marlice hasn't lost focus - she's still involved in saving cats from triggers and traps. Carte Blanche caught up with the family at their wildlife sanctuary in Namibia.

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Dreamfields

South Africa's defeat in the first round of the football World Cup left us wondering how best to build a team for the future. Development has to be the key so that the dreams of talented youngsters don't begin and end in dusty township streets. Projects like Dreamfields, the brainchild of journalist John Perlman, is trying to plant big ideas into young minds by making soccer fields and equipment accessible to all. Carte Blanche met a few big dreamers.

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Strike Season

It's upon us again, the unity of the World Cup long forgotten. Nurses, doctors, teachers and other public servants downed the tools of their trade this week and it looks set to continue. Carte Blanche brings you the latest.

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When is M-Net’s Open Time closing? M-Net’s Open Time closes on 1 April 2007. The final Open Time broadcast is on Saturday 31 March.

When is Open Time coming to an end? Why? On the 31st of March. This decision was made by the The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (Icasa) last year.

Why is Open Time closing? Last year ICASA (The Independent Communications Authority of South Africa) ruled in favour of closing M-Net's Open Time window.

Will M-Net’s schedule between 17:00 and 19:00 change when Open Time closes? Earlier this year, M-Net introduced an hour of daily drama between 18:00 and 19:00, with Egoli at 18:00 and Binnelanders at 18:30. This slot has been performing extremely well and will continue after Open Time closes. (Also note: Open Time viewers who still want to catch Binnelanders and Egoli now have various options – see point 4) There will changes to programming between 17:00 and 18:00. While Open Time was still running, M-Net used this slot as a promotional window for programmes on its niche channels on DStv channels, like kykNET and GO. As the majority of viewers will already have access to these shows, M-Net will in future give viewers who missed the previous evening’s hour-long prime time series (screened at either 19:00 or 19:30) the opportunity to catch up on all the drama or comedy. The only exception is Thursday evenings. On Thursdays M-Net will screen specials between 17:00 and 18:00. The 17:00 schedule for April 2007: Mondays - Stand-Off Tuesdays - ER season 12 Wednesdays - Smallville season 6 Thursdays - Specials Fridays - Shark season 1 SuperSport fills the 17:00 – 19:00 slot on Saturdays. On Sundays Everwood is screened at 17:00 and the hit game show Deal or No Deal at 18:00.


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