It's illegal, dangerous and sometimes fatal. It also comes at a considerable cost to the economy. But, as the festive season draws closer, expectations rise. Anything from cash to food and gifts. And it's costly to travel home. So, the rush is on. For some, it is really for gold.
Scavenging in the blistering heat, hoping to spot a golden nugget.
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Scavenging in the blistering heat, hoping to spot a golden nugget.
For more news, visit: sabcnews.com and also #SABCNews
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