Botshelo jwa ga Molatlhwa bo ne bo tlhakatlhakane. Go simolotse fela ka go gola a sa itse batsadi ba gagwe, selo se se neng se ja mowa wa gagwe letsatsi le letsatsi. O tswile kwa motseng wa gaabo a tshaba mme a tsaya loeto lo lotelele go ya go aga botshelo jo bošwa kwa Khemmele, lefatshe la dikgaraga, kwa ditoro di neng di fetoga nnete teng. Padi e ke ya dinako tsa bokoloniale mo Aforikaborwa mme ga se nako e e bonolo go nna monna wa Moaforika. Fela dikgaraga ga twe ke motlele kwa Khemmele, mme botshelo jwa monna bo ka fetoga ka ponyo ya leitlho. Ga go sepe se se ka emang mo pele ga Molatlhwa le ditoro tsa gagwe tsa go tsaya loeto lo. A loeto lwa ga Molatlhwa lwa go fetola botshelo jwa gagwe lo tlaa atlega?

Molatlhwa's life is messy. He does not know his parents, which is a void that eats at him daily. He leaves his village under a cloud and takes the long road trip to build a new life for himself in Kimberley, the diamond city where he has heard that dreams can come true. Kimberley in the early 1900s is not an easy place to be an African man. But rumour has it that it is raining diamonds in Kimberley, and a man’s life can change in a heartbeat. None of the rumours of the suffering in the mines and the treacherous road to get there will stop Molatlhwa from taking the long journey. Will his journey of self-discovery be successful?