Namibia Kavango, circa 1988: Ju/'hoan domestic worker
Namibia Kavango, circa 1988: Ju/'hoan domestic worker. Thousands of Ju'hoansi eke out an existence if they are fortunate enough, on black-and-white-owned farms, earnings on black-owned farms are much less, often they will not earn a monetary wage but recieve food and other goods under a patronage system known by the Tswana term of mafiso. Traditional Bushman life is virtually a thing of the past. Bushman heritage historical Communities culture nomadic tribes hunter-gatherer lifestylePhotograph:Paul Weinberg/South. San Bushmen. Ju/'hoan domestic worker. (San languages include four basic click sounds, represented here by symbols. / and * may be pronounced as t, and ! and // as g'. )
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