Hadzabe Indigenous Tribe, Tanzania, Africa
A Hunter Gather Tribe in Tanzania
The Hadzabe are one of, if not the last of the indigenous hunter and gather tribes remaining in Tanzania. This tribe, with deep and ancient roots, is located approximately 200 kilometers Southwest of Arusha. These nomadic people live a traditional lifestyle in primitive huts with little protection from rain. Many still hunt and gather according to their culture. While the Hadzabe still use their native language, some have learned Swahili.
Hadzabe tribal members
Boniface Mchome from the Arkatani Primary School visits with members of the Hadzabe tribe as a representative of The Ladybug Project
The Ladybug Project made a substantial contribution to PAWACAP's goal of drilling a well for the Hadzabe
Hadzabe people with Zakayo Mwamlima of PAWACAP discussing future well
Hadzabe receiving 100 roof tarps donated by the Ladybug Project