The Kalahari Bushmen are home again.
Driven from their land because of its diamonds, the Kalahari Bushmen of Botswana are returning. John Simpson writes a positive report for the Guardian.

The Kalahari Bushmen are home again.
Driven from their land because of its diamonds, the Kalahari Bushmen of Botswana are returning. John Simpson writes a positive report for the Guardian.

Anonymous asked: what do yanomami children do

Thanks for your question.
Yanomami children play like all children do! They learn to swim at an early age, and so playing in the river is a favourite pastime.
Boys often go hunting with their fathers, and learn the skills they’ll need as an adult.
As the women are generally responsible for fishing, girls learn how to catch fish with their mothers. They also collect nuts and fruits from the forest, plant vegetables in communal gardens and learn to weave baskets and bags to carry fish and harvested vegetables.
Ogiek, Kenya
The Ogiek are one of the few remaining hunter-gatherer peoples of East Africa. Their home since time immemorial has been the Mau mountain forest, however, the Kenya government is trying to evict them.