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It may be widely known as the "killer bee," but to some of South Africa's poor, the African bee is proving to be an economic life-saver.
Domestic sales and exports of an alcoholic beverage made from honey produced by the bees could become a successful business for some communities.
Al Jazeera's Haru Mutasa reports on an innovation coud raise many from South Africa's poorest province out of poverty.
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Location: South Africa
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