Representing Gen Z, Millennials, Gen X, and Baby Boomers, the five-part docuseries explores and celebrates what connects us, dives deep into understanding what divides us and asks, what can we learn from each other? Watch it Thursdays at 21:00 on M-Net channel 101 from 9 November.

The youth are getting thrifty – how Gen Z and Millennials are reclaiming their financial power. Then, Kabelo Gwamanda must go! But is he the only one to blame for Joburg’s ruin? Later, an illegal military training camp in Mpumalanga. How did government miss it? And gold, silver and bronze – our Olympic athletes are bringing home the medals. But first, the African Growth and Opportunity Act (known as AGOA) is once again topping the agenda as the United States is seemingly warming to the idea of keeping South Africa around as a trade partner. Meanwhile, the Minister of Trade and Industry and his Deputy are confident our membership will be renewed. But there’s still a lot that could happen between now and September next year. Carte Blanche Website (https://www.dstv.com/m-net/en-za/show/carte-blanche) · Chat on X (https://twitter.com/carteblanchetv) · Chat on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/carteblanchetv)

Creative. Passionate. Innovative. We had the opportunity to link up with Natalie Haarhof, the cinematographer behind the five-part docuseries Habits of Gen Z.

Actress and content creator Cassidy Nicholson and digital media law expert Emmar Sadleir share their thoughts on handling cyberbullying, whether as a user or a parent.