Studying the Effects of Indigenous San Drop Out Rates in South Africa

Linda Daniels
March 31, 2013
Poverty and feeling left out of the dominant culture has seen record numbers of the indigenous San drop out of the formal schooling system in Southern Africa...

South African Indigenous Human Rights Brought to the Forefront Following Latest Attacks on Khomani San People

Linda Daniels
March 06, 2013
The torture of a Khomani San elder in South Africa has seen Indigenous Peoples rights activists vent their anger and disbelief that the incident took place in a modern democracy...

Saving Princess Vlei – an Urban Wetland in South Africa

Linda Daniels
October 13, 2012
Women elders, who are members of a community led campaign to save a shallow wetland, used the celebration of Women's Day in South Africa on August 9th to highlight their objection ...

Psychology Complimented by Indigenous Values

Linda Daniels
October 07, 2012
The newly elected president of the International Union of Psychological Science, Dr...

Masai Warriors Use Cricket to Modernize Community Without Losing Traditions

Linda Daniels
May 23, 2012
A team of Masai warriors from Kenya swapped their spears for cricket bats and their shields for shin guards the first week in April to participate in the Last Man Stands cricket to...

Indigenous South African Tea Proving to Be a Health Remedy

Linda Daniels
March 01, 2012
For centuries, the people of the southernmost region of Africa have sipped a distinct red colored herbal tea and sworn by its soothing and healing properties...

Dalai Lama Waits for Decision on Visa Issues

ICTMN Staff
September 29, 2011
For the past three months a saga has been brewing between the South African government, the Dalai Lama and Desmond Tutu...

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