The Sunday, 19 April episode of Carte Blanche investigates whether or not a globally celebrated choir is a real success story or a rigorously crafted phantasm, revealing troubling allegations from singers who declare they’re being exploited behind the scenes.
Whereas the group enjoys worldwide acclaim and a powerful on-line following, performers say they’re trapped in poverty, with little management over their earnings, schedules, and even the rights to their music.
The programme uncovers claims of intimidation and stolen mental property, contrasting sharply with administration’s narrative of empowerment.
Now, in a uncommon and daring transfer, members of the choir are talking out for the primary time, exposing what they describe as a system that advantages these on the prime whereas leaving the artists struggling to outlive.
Credibility amongst South African viewers
Carte Blanche is a South African investigative journalism tv collection that airs on M-Web each Sunday at 19:00.
Its first episode aired on 21 August 1988 and during the last 34-plus years has earned credibility amongst South African viewers for its investigation into corruption, shopper points, and present occasions.
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