S20·E8 Africa: Southern Treasures
Synopsis
The site of a large geological deposit of mineral wealth, South Africa has prospered from a history of mining, with the lion's share of riches going to white workers and owners. South Africa's system of apartheid has since been abolished, and blacks are claiming more of the skilled jobs in the gold mines. In the last episode of the series, two women attempt to reach their goals of better job opportunities. Africa, Pt. 8: Southern Treasures looks at Xoliswa Vanda and Putswa Tekane as they try to work in an industry that may be on the decline.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 20 Episode 8 of Nature air?
Season 20, Episode 8 ('Africa: Southern Treasures') originally aired on October 28, 2001.
How long is Season 20 Episode 8 ('Africa: Southern Treasures')?
The runtime for this episode is approximately 53 minutes.
What happens in Nature Season 20 Episode 8?
The site of a large geological deposit of mineral wealth, South Africa has prospered from a history of mining, with the lion's share of riches going to white workers and owners. South Africa's system of apartheid has since been abolished, and blacks are claiming more of the skilled jobs in the gold ...
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