In Part 2 of this extraordinary jungle build, talented bushmen continue crafting a hidden underwater house deep beneath the ...

Our planet hides the most unique history of indigenous tribes that have preserved their cultural identities, languages, and ...

The land debate is clouded by emotion, dishonesty, and racial vaguenessOriginal land owners were the Bushmen, displaced by ...

Bushmen of the Kalahari. (Shutterstock) About 100 000 Bushmen - also known as the San or Basarwa - remain in Botswana, Namibia, South Africa and Angola. They are known as the "first people" and are ...

The bushmen will track their prey as long as it takes to fall to its death. They're extremely careful not to get any in their eyes when preparing the mixture. There's no known antidote.

This is the very real choice facing Ketelelo and Kitsiso, two young Bushmen in Botswana, in Daniel Koehler’s moving documentary, A House Without Snakes.

The Bushmen of southern Africa are indigenous people who have lived in an egalitarian, mostly technology-free society for millennia. (James Suzman Photo) Many people nowadays are concerned about ...

He equates Bushmen with Khoisan whereas the term “Bushmen” applies to the San and not the Khoi. The Khoi were in fact pastoralists as well as hunter-gatherers so the distinction is important.

The Khoisan — who include the Bushmen, or San — are a genetically distinct population spread over areas that now form part of South Africa, Botswana, Angola, Lesotho, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

In " Affluence Without Abundance: The Disappearing World of the Bushmen," anthropologist James Suzman asks readers to consider what such a world might be like.

Bushmen in Botswana's Central Kalahari game reserve have written to the Dalai Lama, asking him to appeal to the government on their behalf for restoring their rights over ancestral lands during ...