I think Papua New Guinea has some of the last surviving hunter-gatherers. Other parts of Indonesia and the southern Philippines might have, too. Some Australian natives might still be, but I'm not sure how many of them have settled down. There are no doubt some still in the Amazon Forests, but their lands have been used for lumber and things like that to the point that their livestyle is disappearing, too.
The Bushmen of Africa and a few other groups might still be but most Africans have settled more into agriculture or herding since there are so few animals left for hunting and laws, due mostly to hunters from the outside and wars killing animals and starving people killing endangered animals to survive.
