Sentence examples for some herdsmen from inspiring English sources
Some herdsmen are saying we shouldn't have animals, because this life is no longer appropriate for us.
At one moment, the platoon chance upon some herdsmen leading camels in the shimmering distance, and Troy tells his men to space out in a line - I could almost hear the director thoughtfully telling his actors to do the same thing.
Some herdsmen were relocated to the village and the number of livestock decreased after opportunities for livestock grazing became limited.
And you come in contact with all types, like the time we shared the meager shade of a thorn tree with some Masai herdsmen, who, save for their plastic sandals, were still following an itinerant life that is hundreds, if not thousands, of years old.
The tsetse-free plateau has lured some Fulani cattle herdsmen and has provided grazing ground for its local peoples' dwarf cattle, horses, donkeys, goats, and sheep.
"It unhelpfully labels one of west Africa's largest ethnic groups as 'terrorist' based on the criminal acts of some Nigeria-based armed herdsmen.
But while it may be best known for nomadic herdsmen who produce some of the world's finest cashmere, it is also rich in commodities, like gold, copper and uranium.
When I say this to Sarah she shakes her head and tells me that a Turkana truck was held up by Pokot gunmen that morning, and that there was a raid on some of the village's herdsmen the previous day.
It is more ethnic and racial, reflecting some of the ancient tension between herdsmen (the Arabs in Darfur) and farmers (the black Africans, although they herd as well).
'There have been series of reports about Fulani herdsmen terrorizing people in some parts of the country, especially the Afram Plains in the Ashanti, Eastern and Brong Ahafo Regions.'29.
For instance, one of the news items reads that: 'There have been series of reports about Fulani herdsmen terrorizing people in some parts of the country, especially the Afram Plains in the Ashanti, Eastern and Brong Ahafo Regions.'29.
