Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky This week, “The Amazing Race” gives us bushmen and scorpions in Africa, which is just ...

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It's not Halloween yet, but some visitors to Rahway River Park have had quite a scare recently. Teenagers disguised as bushes have been hiding in the park, and then popping up to scare unwitting ...

The government of Botswana is relocating the last few dozen San Bushmen out of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. For more than 20,000 years, the San have lived in the region as hunter-gathers. The ...

An archbishop and four Bushmen walk into a lab. What emerges is no joke, but a more complete picture of human genetic diversity than ever seen before. This new study of five Africans has identified ...

As they prepared for a milestone reunion show at the Saenger Theatre on Friday, Oct. 24, members of Mobile rock band Will & the Bushmen recently took some time to look back on their musical legacy. It ...

Over the past hundred years, around 20 million people have been ushered from their homelands due to conservation alone. Those displaced people are kicked off their ancestral lands, witness their homes ...

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 the ...

Trance healers of the African Ju/'hoansi (Kung!) people seen through the flames. Telling stories around a campfire may have served as one of the first forms of "social media," helping humans create ...

It’s early afternoon in this Bushmen settlement in the Kalahari desert and everyone is drunk. Removed from their ancestral land by the government, Botswana’s Bushmen, also known as San, are unable to ...

WINDHOEK, Namibia — N!xau, the diminutive bushman catapulted from the remote sand-swept reaches of the Kalahari Desert to international stardom in the film “The Gods Must Be Crazy,” has died. He was ...

Local garage-rock standouts the Woolly Bushmen kicked off their last three full-length albums with three different instruments. On 2014's Sky Bosses, it's the skittering Farfisa organ of frontman ...