Terence Pillay Investigates
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.
Devastated woman speaks after tragic dog death in transit
The story of the woman who was relocating to Cape Town and transported her dogs on an SAA flight only to find that the dog had allegedly been left unattended in the scorching Durban heat and died of a heart attack due to respiratory distress and heat stroke, the vet’s…
Terence Pillay questions parental responsibilities
After witnessing a mother smoking in a car with her children in the back seat, Terence Pillay questions parental responsibilities.
Bad dog or bad owner, asks Terence Pillay
When a dog attacks a person outside your property, who is to blame, the dog or the owner?” asks Terence Pillay
Teach them well and let them lead the way
On this week's episode, Terence Pillay shines a light on some bad apples in the teaching profession that’s giving everyone a bad name.
Terence recaps stories which got KZN talking in 2018
Its been a good year with great content. Terence recaps on stories which got KZN talking.
Meet the warrior fighting for the rights of animals
He’s a South African animal activist fighting for the rights of animals in the Ukraine. He rescues lions, bears, wolves and tigers from unscrupulous animal traders and zoos.
The cat’s out the bag – Jason Greer will host 'The Bachelor SA'
MNet tried to keep the identity of the host of The Bachelor SA a secret, but Terence Pillay did some digging and breaks the news!
Listen: Rapper Riky Rick's rise to stardom
Riky Rick is without a doubt one of the most successful musicians to come out of Durban. Terence Pillay has a candid chat with him where he opens up about breaking into the industry in South Africa, his love for his hometown, Durban, and his colossal success.
Embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution
This week Terence Pillay, talks about Embracing the Fourth Industrial Revolution and they way it influences our future.
'She’s my daughter and she’s for sale'
Behind closed doors in the leafy suburbs of Durban, there are many dark secrets. Terence Pillay chats to a survivor of child sex abuse at the hands of her very own parents and despite staggering odds, has lived to tell the tale.
Harsher sentences for school vandals
"The recent spate of violence and destruction of property at South African schools is beyond disturbing," says Terence Pillay
Sex, lies and a whole lot of deception
Infidelity is a common problem in many relationships. Terence Pillay looks at the scourge of cheating.
Pinching pennies in a flailing economy
With the price of petrol set to increase again next month, Terence Pillay gives us some practical ways in which we can save money.
Background checks to kerb child abuse incidents at restaurants
Terence Pillay chats to former Child Protection Unit officer, Marc Hardwick, about how we can better protect our children in public spaces, especially restaurants.
Helicopters and lawn mowers: The new trends in parenting
"Every parent has their own way of bringing up their children, but boundaries and discipline should be a part of every parenting module", says Terence Pillay. Listen to Wednesday's Good, Bad, and The Ugly with Terence Pillay.
Politics, Is it nothing more than a fast track to wealth?
Accountability in our country is at an all time low; non-existent even. But how do we change this, asks Terence Pillay.
Captured: The Reality of SA’s Kidnapping Crisis
The recent spate of child abductions has shocked the country. Terence Pillay asks how we can adequately protect our children.
Feet in mouth during Women’s Month
As we approach the end of Women’s Month, Terence Pillay couldn’t help but notice that the entire month has been littered with some pretty questionable incidents.
Introducing The Pavilion Junior Chef 2018
Terence Pillay is set to host the first ever Pavilion Junior Chef reality cooking competition and he is looking for contestants.
The Homeless – A menace or simply misunderstood
A woman wrote to Terence Pillay to lament that the homeless are her biggest problem in life. So Terence pondered whether they are a menace or just misunderstood?