Roy Sesana, Bushman leader, with Gunhild Buljo of the SAAMI Council 2004
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Two Kenyan hunter-gatherers who traveled 2,800 km to investigate the plight of the Kalahari Bushmen have called on Botswana's government:
'Kenya fought its hunter-gatherers, mountain and forest people for decades, but the government realised its mistakes and gave indigenous hunter-gatherer people like ours title deeds for land. They helped the people to own and manage the wildlife resources in their areas, and draw the benefits of exploitation. I am sure Botswana can learn from our experience.'
