The Bushman culture can be hard to see amid the poverty and empty beer containers, but it is there. Ask Gabotlolwe Matsoma, a resident of Xade, ...

Diamonds, Deserts and Death of Bushmen Culture The Bushmen of the Kalahari Desert are being relocated by the government of Botswana from their ancestral lands in southern Africa to "resettlement ...

Bushman culture depended entirely on access to the region’s few natural watering holes, which were widely separated over some 30,000 square miles of desert.

Persecuted by Afrikaner tribes to the south and Tswana tribes to the north, the peaceable Bushmen’s numbers plummeted. By the late 1950s, only a few thousand survived.

But Bushmen dispute those accusations -- they say their culture has survived so long precisely because they are careful hunters, who live in balance with the Kalahari.

The Bushmen's legal battle with Botswana over their ouster from a Kalahari Desert reserve is a fight for the only life they have known. The Tug of Deep Roots - Los Angeles Times ...

It was unfair to leave the Bushmen suffering in underdeveloped conditions, the officials said, to use preservation of their ancient culture as a pretext for ignoring their need.

Justice Unity Dow said the government had ignored the value of the Bushmen’s culture and traditional knowledge. “In 2002, they were dispossessed forcibly, unlawfully and without their consent ...

The Bushman culture is the oldest living human culture on the planet. And as the editors of this book, Bradford and Hillary Keeney tell us, Bushman culture is a dancing culture: ...

A study of Africa's Kalahari Bushmen suggests that stories told over firelight helped human culture and thought evolve by reinforcing social traditions, promoting harmony and equality, and ...

The Bushmen know which plants and herbs are good to eat — and which will heal their ailments. Some 22,000 years ago, they were the largest group of humans on earth: the Khoisan, a tribe of ...