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Newcastle Sweatshop Raids - Branded Clothes, Slave Labour, ANC Failure

A direct look at the Newcastle textile raids reveals a hidden system of exploitation operating behind locked factory doors. Oversight teams uncovered extreme heat, unsafe machinery, overcrowded sleeping quarters and workers, including minors, forced into eighteen hour shifts for eight rand an hour. Juliet Basson documented the chaos as factory owners tried to hide evidence and workers fled to avoid detection. Branded clothing for major retailers was found packed and ready for shipment, raising serious questions about supply chain oversight and ethical sourcing. Two factory owners were arrested and dozens of undocumented workers detained, yet many of these operations have survived repeated raids due to weak enforcement and allegations of corruption. The situation exposes the human cost behind cheap fashion and highlights the long term failure of government oversight. A clear reminder that exploitation thrives when accountability disappears and when consumers are kept unaware of where their clothing truly comes from.