South Africa's dusty Glastonbury changing its complexion
OPPIKOPPI, South Africa (Reuters) - Once a year thousands of South Africans descend on a patch of bush in Limpopo for a festival as old as their democracy, throwing up a town of tents and a haze of smoke and dust as if in a rush for the platinum buried deep beneath their feet.
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