The South African National Editors' Forum is 'deeply saddened' by the news that veteran journalist and former Carte Blanche anchor Derek Watts died, and described him as 'a true icon of investigative journalism'.
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"His dedication to uncovering stories of immense importance and relevance to the South African public, garnered him immense respect and admiration from colleagues and viewers alike. His distinctive voice and unwavering commitment to journalistic integrity has left an indelible mark on the industry," Sanef chairperson Sbu Ngalwa said.The Carte Blanche family is in mourning after the loss of a"legendary figure".
"We made television history during those days as Carte Blanche and EWN were granted permission to broadcast court proceedings live. It was an honour and a privilege to be a part of a team that included Derek.
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