What geographic features did the Bantu speakers encounter in the course of their migrations?

Answer: The Bantu speakers encountered the geographical barriers of the Kalahari and Namib deserts.

Bantu speakers are an early African group of people who were originally settled in the savanna south of the Sahara, which is now southeastern Nigeria. about 2000 years ago smal groups of this gigantic mass of people starting moving south and east due to their farming techniques. Since they were influenced by their farming and iron working lifestyles their path across Africa had the purpose of finding places which could support them and their basic needs. As they moved, they encountered geographic features such as the Kalahari and Namib deserts, amongst other rough, desert like areas.