Hazabe: How a Remote Tanzanian Tribe Became the Heartbeat of a Global Cultural Trend
Special Report By Jimoh Ahmed For centuries, the Hazabe people of northern Tanzania—one of Africa’s last surviving hunter-gatherer tribes—lived quietly on the fringes of modern civilisation. With a population of just about 1,500, they were better known to anthropologists, conservationists and a handful of adventurous travellers than the rest of the world. But in…