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EmeryThe answer depends on how we define “groups” and the historical period we’re considering. Here are two possibilities:
1. Indigenous inhabitants:
Khoisan: This term encompasses two groups, the Khoekhoe (herders) and the San (hunter-gatherers). They are considered the earliest inhabitants of South Africa, with a long history dating back thousands of years.
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The answer depends on how we define “groups” and the historical period we’re considering. Here are two possibilities:
1. Indigenous inhabitants:
Khoisan: This term encompasses two groups, the Khoekhoe (herders) and the San (hunter-gatherers). They are considered the earliest inhabitants of South Africa, with a long history dating back thousands of years.
2. Arrival of Bantu speakers:
Starting around 1,000 BCE, Bantu-speaking tribes began migrating from West and Central Africa. These groups included:
The classification above is a broad generalization. South Africa has a rich and diverse history with numerous ethnic groups and subgroups.