This week on Crime Watch, we expose the alarming rise of gang warfare in South Africa, particularly in Gauteng, where daily life is overshadowed by violence and fear. It explores the socio-economic factors driving gang affiliations and their impact on innocent residents. Through personal stories from both gang members and bystanders, the film reveals the grim realities in these neighbourhoods.

This episode of DRIVE brings high-octane action with the World Supercross Championship and the explosive style of the King of the Whip, all while hitting the road in the powerful and refined Lexus GX. Speed, skill, and performance collide.

Unseen and unheard. When disability is a barrier to education, parents and their children suffer in silence.

In this episode, we update on our previous series called Trafficked. Last December, the largest batch of South African youth, 25 in total, were rescued from scam compounds. They were recruited under false pretences of employment, but were left in inhumane conditions. Our producers, Lee McCabe and Nabeelah Shaikh, spoke to survivors about their ordeals.

As the school term kicks off in Gauteng in 2026, we reflect on the incidents of violence against academic staff that marred the final term. We pose the question: What will the Department of Education be doing differently to ensure a safer learning environment for learners and teachers?