And in this wilderness of dust, the tiny footprints of a child.“Himba,” said Alfredo Tchimbuembue, a ranger sweating along a remote trail in Iona National Park, one of war-weary Angola’s ...

In the desert of Namibia’s remote Kunene region bordering Angola, live the Himba, a fascinating, semi-nomadic people whose way of life has virtually remained unchanged from that of their ancestors.

People of this tribe have a unique relationship with their environment and are skilled in agriculture, animal husbandry and hunting. The total population of Himba tribe is about 50,000.

The people of this tribe are completely dependent on animal husbandry. Their population is about 20,000 to 50,000. In Himba society, women have the right to take economic decisions.

The people of Kaokoland have a fascinating culture. Martin Benadie visited one of the remotest spots in Africa to learn more about the ancient tribe. Land of the Himba ...

Palm wine is gathered using an ancient technique, first used by the Himba people in the mid-16th century when their ancestors migrated from northern Angola to northern Namibia.

A documentary by African History TV explains the custom: "For the Himba people, the husbands giving their wives to visitors to have sex with is considered the highest form of hospitality". The ...

Jillian Michaels tells PEOPLE she and wife DeShanna Marie Minuto 'both love Africa. ... in which roughly 100 members of a Himba village near the Angola border joined the couple "to eat, ...