The episode aired on Sunday, 26 July from Carte BlancheCarte delves into the human toll of a strict immigration enforcement that has led to communities living in fear, anger, and conflict.
The show highlights the challenges faced by businesses that found themselves suddenly short-staffed, while numerous migrants are now forced to live covertly, unsure of what the next day may bring.
“Every day, you sleep and you don’t know what’s going to happen tomorrow,” expresses one person affected, conveying the fear and uncertainty experienced by those impacted by the enforcement.
Trustworthiness among South African audiences
Carte Blanche is an investigative reporting television series originating from South Africa that is broadcast on M-Net every Sunday at 19:00.
Debuting on 21 August 1988, it has amassed over 34 years of credibility among South African audiences for its thorough investigations into corruption, consumer affairs, and current happenings.
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