The view that the Khoikhoi economy was more diversified than that of the San is greatly convincing. The Khoikhoi people refer to the immediate successors of the San who lived in the Zimbabwean plateau. It is true that the Khoikhoi means of survival was more sophisticated and complex than that of the San given that it was multi-faceted and varied featuring; livestock production, viable crop production, improved mining, external trade and revamped hunting which was evidently absent in San communities.