The delectable fruit that gets stuck in the canal

Friday, March 04, 2011

Gale Ngakane takes time to enjoy mogwana and repeat the warning that extreme care is to be exercised in the eating of the delectable fruit or else

FRANCISTOWN: Since ripening a few weeks ago, wild berries are in so much demand on the pavements of Francistown's central business district that they rival sweets, cigarettes and biscuits.

They are such a hit with everyone that many steal a few minutes of their employers' time to nip down to 'Mma-Semausu' on the pavement to get the delectable goodies of the bush that rate a mere P1 for a drinking glassful.

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The delectable fruit that gets stuck in the canal

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