In the Eastern Cape, broken roads and missing bridges have cut communities off from the world. After years of empty promises, one village took matters into its own hands and built its own bridge. A story of struggle, resilience, and survival.

Since the dawn of democracy, South Africa has established numerous commissions of inquiry — from the historic Truth and Reconciliation Commission to the forthcoming Madlanga Commission. But what function do these commissions truly serve? Are they legitimate tools in the pursuit of justice, or mechanisms that can be manipulated to protect those in power?

"Where are our children?” From shocking confessions to unanswered police questions, Cutting Edge investigates South Africa’s unresolved cold cases of missing people

The pain behind botched circumcision in the Eastern Cape and why the Penile Reconstruction Program to save young li lives was suddenly stopped.

The episode takes you inside the Diepkloof Hostel, following the recent protests that saw residents take to the streets, burning tires and looting trucks. We'll delve into the heart of the community to shed light on what drove these hostel dwellers to protest and what they are fighting for.

Kidnappings are on the rise. A businessman vanishes- his name linked to alleged kingpin Vusi "Cat" Matlala. What really happened?

Two young women. Two lives. Same brutal end. Killed within days of each other. Lured. Mutilated. They were meant to be safe. Olorato Mongale and Likhona Fose had dreams, families and futures. But their lives were cut short — not by strangers, but by men already known to the justice system. Men who were either out on bail or on parole. How does this keep happening? Why does our justice system continue to grant freedom to people who go on to commit unspeakable crimes? In this documentary, we investigate the brutal murders of two young women, Olorato and Likhona, and ask the difficult questions: Who is protecting the victims? Why are repeat offenders given another chance to harm? This is not just a story, it’s a warning.

Mthatha under water, lives lost, and homes swept away by floods, accompanied by strong winds. A devastating flood sweeps through the province, especially in Slovo Park and Decolyn outside Mthath,a where families were left destitute and desperate for help. Cutting edge brings you the insight into how the disaster unfolded. More bodies are still presumed buried under the rubble as rescue and recovery operations continue. About a hundred people died, including ten school learners from Jumba High School.