Black South Africans break into once white-only wine industry ...Middle East

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SOUTH AFRICA: Winemaking was a profession most South African parents could never have envisioned for their children.But Black South Africans are today managing to break through multiple barriers into the renowned industry, transforming a landscape that was historically white.Paul Siguqa, 41, bought Klein Goederust farm (Afrikaans for “a little good rest”) after saving up for 15 years.His mother had for 37 years worked at a farm in South Africa's Cape winelands under the white minority apartheid regime.“If you grow up on a farm as children of farm labourers -- black farm labourers -- you are raised to be the next crop of labour for that farmer,“ said Siguqa.He finally purchased the “rundown”

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