A Look Back
It is increasingly argued that Africa does not have the resources to adapt to climate variability on food production systems ( Challinor et al., 2007 ), but is this true? There is a counter-bias. Homo sapiens survived episodes of extremely arid climate phases long before any institutional intervention due to hominin migration historically. Thus, it may well be the case that the custom of African culture adequately prepares them for what is coming ( Cuthbert et al., 2017 ). This post will look back and consider whether we have anything to learn from the nomadic tribes in Africa amidst hominin evolution before wrapping up and looking back at the topics discussed throughout this blog. Does the hominini throughout evolution have something to teach us? The last post discussed climate change and Africa’s lack of preparedness in terms of resources. Moreover, this may not be the case since modelling through hominin evolution in Africa presents strategies by homo sapiens to mitigate the e
