+ Follow CULTURE SHOCK Tag
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[Summary] => How’s this for a show? It was the height of the Arroyo administration, Manila was a mess, and society and the elite responded with patronage, political upheaval, and an irrevocable choice between evil and its lesser form.
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[Title] => Risk all and rake in a windfall in 'Jungle Gold'
[Summary] => Africa, a land that is not only rich with extraordinary wildlife, but with billions of dollars’ worth of gold. None are more familiar with this than the determined miners who travel far out from across the globe to seek their fortunes in the dangerous and gold-rich jungles of Ghana, Africa's second largest gold producing country where 3.6 million ounces of gold, worth around five billion US dollars were pulled from the ground in 2011.
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November 30, 2014 - 12:00am
