Africa yields two full human genomes.

The article reports on the production of two human genomes produced in Africa. The genomes are created of civil rights activist Desmond Tutu, and Gubi, a Namibian hunter-gatherer. Gubi, who belongs to the Khoisan community, is the first genome from the minority population of Africa and Tutu comes from the Bantu, the majority population in southern Africa. David Comas, a student of human diversity, states that the genomes will help in tracing the evolution and genetic differences in human beings.