Caption As Bantu-speaking people migrated across Africa, they acquired advantageous genetic mutations through admixture. This material relates to a paper that appeared in the May 5, 2017, issue of ...

Schlebusch and colleagues. “The expansion of people speaking Bantu languages is the most dramatic demographic event in Late ...

Sesotho's origins trace back to the southward migration of Bantu-speaking peoples across the African continent. It developed in the region that is now Lesotho and adjacent areas of South Africa ...

The claim made by South African Boers—descendants of Dutch settlers—that they have a legitimate right to the land because they arrived before the Bantu-speaking people reflects a broader colonial ...

Known as the Tupi expansion, the diaspora lasted more than a millennium and may only be paralleled by the spread of Bantu speaking peoples from west to central and southern Africa, which occurred in ...

(The Shona are Bantu people of Zimbabwe and southern Mozambique ... the Lemba have dark skin and speak a Bantu language. Indeed, the more contentious part of that question "who built it" has ...

Television is popular medium in Mozambique and there are around 20 stations. State-run TVM is the national network, and STV is a popular private channel. Print media have limited influence.

Whether from land or sea, Mozambique has been colonized by waves of people from radically different origins. From Bantu-speaking peoples in the 1st and 4th centuries to Arab voyagers and Portuguese ...

STAPLETON, TIMOTHY J. 1998. ‘Him Who Destroys All’: Reassessing the Early Career of Faku, King of the Mpondo, c.1818–1829. South African Historical Journal, Vol ...

So far, Jared Diamond has demonstrated how geography favoured one group of people – Europeans ... a common ancestral root – a single language spoken by a group of ancient tropical farmers ...