When it comes to warning people about roadblocks in Durban, sharing is not caring, says Terence Pillay. You can be charged with defeating the ends of justice. READ HERE

It’s all good this week as Terence Pillay meets another ordinary person doing extraordinary deeds and impacting the lives of children in KZN.

Terence Pillay Investigates: Archived discussions and investigative reports that aired on East Coast Radio by the late award-winning radio and TV presenter and journalist, Terence Pillay.

It's becoming increasingly common to medicate children with behavioural issues, but is prescribing mood stabilisers for a six-year-old really the best solution, asks Terence Pillay.

We have all either had one or know of someone who has one, but are phobias real or simply dramatic figments of our imaginations, asks Terence Pillay.

A year later, Terence Pillay looks back on the tragic incident in which a popular Durban blogger died after being run over by a drunk driver. Has justice been served?

Another video of a gang of school children beating up one of their peers has emerged on social media. Terence Pillay questions why there was no intervention from anybody.

With the recent spate of attacks on school children by teachers and principals, all caught on video, why is the Department of Education simply suspending these offenders and not laying criminal charges, asks Terence Pillay

Terence Pillay revisits the story of a young child mauled to death by his neighbour’s dog, and finds that justice is a slow-moving machine.

Flu season lasts 17 weeks and people who contracted flu this year say it’s been the worst ever. Terence Pillay chats to Dr Michael Mol who dispenses some useful advice to remaining flu free.