Photographing Africa: A Woman’s View. ... Larrabee’s work photographing the vanishing tribal cultures of southern Africa in the 1930s and 40s set the stage for a diverse and groundbreaking career.

Women of this tribe bath only once in their life, never use water, yet their bodies remain clean due to…. The tribe has been living in northern Namibia in the African continent for centuries.

Himba women bathe with water only once in their life on the wedding day. Women of the Himba tribe apply lotion made of hematite and fat. This lotion protects the skin from sun and insects.

Woman from Mursi tribe with lip plate [JungKook] Among the unique practices that endure in Africa, the Mursi tribe of Ethiopia stands out with its tradition of women wearing large pottery or ...

National Assembly Speaker Moses Wetang’ula has urged both leaders and citizens to reject tribal politics and embrace a more inclusive approach to national development.Speaking during a Women ...

This is a guest post by Laura Dimon. Laura is the Africa program intern at the Council on Foreign Relations. On June 16, the New York Times reported on the role of tribal courts in South Africa ...