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Cameroon's Indigenous Baka Sing to Save Their Vanishing Forest Home

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[RFI] Yaounde, Cameroon - In the south-eastern rainforests of Cameroon, the indigenous Baka people are seeing their habitat decimated by logging, farming, mining and construction. Where once they sang and danced to celebrate a hunt or give thanks to the spirits, their traditional performances have become acts of protest and calls for conservation.

Source: allAfrica.com

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