San People Take Botswana Govt to Court

The indigenous San people are taking the government to court for illegally refusing them access to their ancestral land.

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The San are traditionally hunter-gathers (file photo).

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  • buyme203
    Mar 24 2013, 08:04

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  • mouric yaas automacio
    Mar 24 2013, 15:06

    CAPITALISM! The obsession with WESTERN (United States and Europe) style BLING BLING "for the few" is at the root. We celebrate Botswana's being ACCEPTED by western money lovers who talk of their good banks, etc. Now the REQUIREMENT to SELF-DESTROY Botswana culture to keep pleasing the WEST. INDIGENOUS IS THE HEART OF CULTURE. Who PROTECTS "T H E I R" cultures and who caters to destroying their cultures "V O L U N T A R I L Y" to be ACCEPTED (accepted being code word for BACK-DOOR COLONIALISM AND SLAVERY).

  • fair gee
    Mar 24 2013, 06:54

    Thoughout history the rich and powerful have always find ways of supressing the weak and vulnerable,but this case with the san bushmen should have everybody on their feet against this corrupt and backward botswana government. long live the san bushmen.

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