Gǁana people

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The Gǁana people are an indigenous Khoe-speaking community of southern Africa, traditionally known for their hunter-gatherer lifestyle and close cultural ties with other Khoe groups.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Khoe people
ethnic group
indigenous people
collectiveIdentity Khoe identity
continent Africa
culturalAffiliation Khoe-speaking peoples
Khoisan-related groups
culturalRegion Kalahari Desert NERFINISHED
culturalTrait close ties with other Khoe groups
knowledge of local ecology
oral tradition
demographicCategory small indigenous nation
ethnicity Khoe NERFINISHED
foodSource wild fruits and roots
wild game
heritageStatus endangered culture
indigenousTo Botswana NERFINISHED
Kalahari region NERFINISHED
knowledgeSystem traditional ecological knowledge
languageFamily Khoe languages NERFINISHED
languageStatus endangered language
languageType click language
linguisticFeature use of click consonants
minorityStatus ethnic minority in Botswana
mobilityPattern semi-nomadic
populationType small population
region southern Africa
relatedGroup !Xóõ people NERFINISHED
Gǀui people NERFINISHED
Khoekhoe people NERFINISHED
Naro people NERFINISHED
religionType traditional beliefs
rightsIssue indigenous rights recognition
land rights
socialOrganization small-scale bands
spiritualPractice ancestor veneration
nature-based spirituality
traditionalEconomy subsistence economy
traditionalHousing temporary shelters
traditionalLifestyle hunter-gatherer
traditionalSubsistence foraging
gathering wild plants
hunting
vulnerability cultural marginalization
land dispossession risk
wayOfLifeChange increasing sedentarization
partial integration into market economy

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Khoe peoples relatedGroup Gǁana people