RUSTENBURG South Africa (Reuters) - South African platinum miner Vincent Nyeleka has just moved up in the world, leaving behind a cramped hovel that he rented for a new, three-bedroom house he can call his own.
"This is better. Now my wife and children can come live with me," said Nyeleka, a 32-year-old winch operator, as he walked through his new neighbourhood, its streets lined with brick houses and green lawns.
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