Carlos, originally from Mozambique, returns to Thokoza to reopen his salon after xenophobic attacks. Despite fears, foreigners like him have few options but to return, often finding their homes looted. The South African government is promoting dialogue to reduce tensions, but socioeconomic issues like poverty and unemployment remain significant challenges. A day of mourning acknowledges the victims, marking the beginning of a long healing process.

What challenges did Carlos face upon returning to Thokoza?

How did the local community react to the presence of foreigners like Carlos?

What measures are being taken by the government to address xenophobia?

What are the living conditions like for South Africans in the slums?

What does the day of mourning signify in the context of violence against immigrants?