Khomani Desert San - Northern Cape, South Africa

The San are the aboriginal people of South Africa. Their distinct hunter-gatherer culture stretches back over 20 000 years, and their genetic origins reach back over one million years. Recent research indicates that the San are the oldest genetic stock of contemporary humanity.


Returning the land to the people

If only the original owners of South Africa should be allowed to own land here, F W de Klerk and Julius Malema have no such right. Both are descended from colonial conquerors. If they should “go back …

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Hundred+ Heroines is the only UK charity dedicated to advancing public awareness of women in photography. Today the organisation is adding to its roster a further 50 inspiring women photographers, …

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Zimbabwe: San People Poverty Study Commences

Tsoro-o-tso San Development Trust (TSDT) in conjunction with a United Kingdom based university, Strathclyde has embarked on a marginalisation research on the San Community in Zimbabwe.

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Evans of Forage and Folklore are also teaching people about mythology, history and nature on their walking tours.

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Digital Green Book would help Black people find safe places

In the 1930s, a Black postal worker named Victor Hugo Green published the “Negro Motorist Green Book.” The segregation-era guide helped Black people avoid violence and discrimination as they traveled …

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The more adventurous travelers might set out from Cape Town, South Africa and make their way to Cairo, Egypt. If this is the trip of choice, then each unique itinerary offers some of the most …

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Digital Green Book would help Black people find safe places

In the 1930s, a Black postal worker named Victor Hugo Green published the “Negro Motorist Green Book.” The segregation-era guide helped Black people avoid violence and discrimination as they traveled …

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The idea is based on a travel guide first published in the 1930s for Black people headed across the country by car.

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