Write a letter to the Anthropological Association as to how you would work out an agreement between the Gufani and Senabwandi.
The Government of Bwanda has asked for an international team of anthropologists to help prevent the dislocation of destruction of a group of hunter/gatherer peoples living near the agricultural village of Senabwandi. Pressure has been placed on them by the United Nations to avert the tragedy; however the Bwanda government cannot visibility mandate the security of the Gufuni hunters without jeopardizing its legitimate claim to rule the nation via previous ties of kinship with the Senabwandi villagers.
The villagers are on the brink of starvation. Their population has outstretched the available resources provided by their current fields. The Gufani occupy the land adjacent to their preventing agricultural expansion. However, with the addition of the 100 miles of land occupied by the handful of Gufani, countless Senabwandi will die over the ensuing years.
Your job is to work out a viable solution between the two cultural groups without causing lasting harm to either group. You cannot expect assistance from the government or the United Nations. You cannot offer food relief as none is available. While the Gufani are a peace loving people, the villagers are short tempered and prone to intense violence.