Tribes of Namibia: (1). Himba - Known for their distinctive yellowish-red body paint and traditional clothing, the Himba live primarily in the northern regions of Namibia. They are semi-nomadic shepherds. (2). Herero – Closely related to the Himba tribe, the Herero are known for their elaborate traditional clothing, including the Victorian-style dresses worn by women. They are also shepherds and farmers. (3). San (Bushmen) - An indigenous people of South Africa, they are traditionally hunter-gat

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The Egungun Masquerade culture is an annual or biennial celebration that features masked costumed figures generally believed to be the spirits of departed ancestors, or their human representation. It is a centuries-old culture, common in West Africa among the Yoruba people in Nigeria, Togo, Benin republic and their descendants from the African Diaspora, particularly in Brazil, the Dominican Republic, Cuba, and Barbados🎥 CultureDuBenin.Follow us @africanvibes for more.Visit africanvibes.com to l