When The Braai Stands Run Dry

SELEBI-PHIKWE: Grilling meat on a braai stand has become a favourite past time for many people, particularly 'boozers' who always prefer something salty to go down with their drink.

On the other side of the scale, these braai stands have become a source of income for the business-minded individuals, who sell meat to customers during busy lunch hours.

A random survey at butcheries around Selebi-Phikwe reveals that close to 60 percent of such businesses have braai stands in front of their premises. Customers literally race there to buy meat and grill it over the braai stand, knowing that free papa (maize meal) is provided.

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