Sentences with phrase «by cattle herders»
Years ago I ran the Mahajamba River in the island's interior, which is sparsely inhabited by cattle herders.
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One of its claims to fame is the Chisholm Trail Outdoor Museum, which traces part of the trail taken by cattle herders from Texas to Kansas.
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His early years were spent as a cattle herder in the area known as South Sudan, but, like many from the region, was forced to live in a refugee camp after his nation became divided by war.
Following complaints of alleged atrocities being committed by nomadic herdsmen and the destruction of farms in Agogo in the Ashanti Region and parts of the Eastern Region, government re-launched Operation Cow leg which comprised police and military personnel tasked to flush out the herders and their cattle from those areas.
Meanwhile, in Uganda's «cattle corridor,» herders have to trek increasingly far for food and water, sometimes coming into violent contact with other communities in a country beset by drought and violence.
Depictions of cattle introduced by the migrating herders and farmers, as well as iron artifacts, maize cobs and glass beads found in excavations, all testify to San involvement in other African economies.
Back then, even though humans didn't produce the lactase enzyme required to digest lactose, cattle herders learned to reduce lactose by fermenting milk into cheese or yogurt.
Sissako keeps an eye on several different storylines in «Timbuktu,» chief among them the tale of a cattle - herder, played with striking delicacy by newcomer Ibrahim Ahmed.
The bhote kukurs are used by yak and cattle herders.
By 1910, specific interest in this tousled - coated herder and protector grew as far as the cattle areas near the River Lys Valley.
Well, this name goes back to their roots as cattle herders, where they would be used to encourage lazy cattle to keep moving by gently nipping at their heels.
Foragers and then cattle herders flourished on the desert's open plains and by huge shallow lakes, including a greatly enlarged Lake Chad.