boma

Since then, the Bantu term boma has been used to describe any kind of fence, from a colonial fortress to a makeshift shelter.

WN.com - Articles related to LESOTHO: Hard times delay MDGs

Since then, the Bantu term boma has been used to describe any kind of fence, from a colonial fortress to a makeshift shelter.

WN.com - Articles related to LESOTHO: Hard times delay MDGs

We surrounded the perimeter of our camp under the tower with what the locals call boma cloth, or game capture netting, an opaque shade cloth that animals view as a solid object.

The Elephant's Secret Sense

We surrounded the perimeter of our camp under the tower with what the locals call boma cloth, or game capture netting, an opaque shade cloth that animals view as a solid object.

The Elephant's Secret Sense

We surrounded the perimeter of our camp under the tower with what the locals call boma cloth, or game capture netting, an opaque shade cloth that animals view as a solid object.

The Elephant's Secret Sense

We surrounded the perimeter of our camp under the tower with what the locals call boma cloth, or game capture netting, an opaque shade cloth that animals view as a solid object.

The Elephant's Secret Sense

To baraka boma as the potential to becoming the next president, because we know that he hasn't done nearly as many drugs as the W did.

undefined

As we waited for Nkunda to arrive on our first evening at the camp, we were led to a "boma," an open sided hut topped by woven banana leaves where rebel officers - some in camouflage, others in track suits and flip flops - offered chunks of local cheese and hot milk.

ANC Daily News Briefing

That evening they fared sumptuously upon venison, and as on the previous day lay down to rest in a little "boma" or fence made of boughs.

Benita, an African romance

In this glade the camp had been built, surrounded by a "boma" or palisade of rough wood, within which stood two tents and some native shelters made of tall grass and boughs.

A Yellow God: an Idol of Africa