Indigenous people speak about the land they love and the life that is rapidly changing.
So speaks university graduate Mathambo NgaKaeaja in expressing the growing anger of young San people at their communities' disintegration - despite their global fame. Once We Were Hunters . Nine African writers, including poet Antjie Krog and storyteller Gcina Mhlope, each focus on an area noted for its eco-tourist appeal, create a sense of place and let some of the people talk. KwaZulu-Natal photographer Paul Weinberg provides wonderfully gritty and expressive pictures. There are no fences and there is no hunting.