On the Zambezi Queen, we zipped along the Chobe River in a small aluminum boat to see colorful kingfishers, Nile crocodiles and herds of elephants on the riverbanks. And in Chobe National Park, we bounced along in an open Land-Cruiser (giraffes, impala, buffalo, warthogs, baboons – here...
Often their men made war on other tribes, but they fought among each other just as often, stopping only when one of the villages in conflict was destroyed or negotiated a peace through the speakers, who were the administers of healing and reconcil- iation. Finally, the cycle of revenge ...