What are the different cultures and religions to be encountered on Africa safaris?
Botswana: Botswana encompasses varied cultures due to a diverse ethnic composition, including the Batswana (descendants of immigrants from central western Africa), the Basarwa (indigenous hunter-gatherers also called the San), and the Herero (pastoralists). More than three-fourths of the population lives in rural areas. The majority of the population is Christian, while Islam, Hindu and indigenous beliefs are also represented. Kenya: More than 70 tribal groups exist in Kenya, though traditional values are becoming less prominent as the country integrates more Western cultural values. More than three-fourths of the population is Christian, while Islam and indigenous beliefs are also represented. Namibia: The largest of Namibia’s many tribal groups is the Ovambo, while the Kavango, Caprivians, Herero, Himba, Damara, Nama, Topnaars, Basters, Tswanas and San are also represented. The majority of the population is Christian, while indigenous beliefs are also represented. Rwanda: The major c
