Himba
woman from Kaokoland in Namibia with her baby on her lap for breast feeding.
The Himba ethnic group have
kept their ethnic individuality and culture in the seclusion of Kaokoland. This
ancient tribe of semi-nomadic pastoralists live in the Kunene region of
northern Namibia. There are between 20,000 and 50,000 Himba people.
The Himba
live in relatively isolated communities. They manage to survive and keep their
traditions despite harsh desert environment they live in. The nature has not
always been their only problem. Let’s mention just one example. In 1904 they
suffered from genocide organized by German colonial authorities led by Lothar
von Trotha (1848-1920)
In 1980s the drought killed almost all of their cattle.
They became refugees in the town of Opuwo. Since the 1990s their position has
improved. Many of them live now in the nature protected areas. They can again
live freely and have some use from the tourists. But new trouble appeared on
the horizon. Namibian government plans to build the hydroelectric Epupa dam on
the Cunene river. Many believe that building of the dam could create floods and
seriously endanger the survival of the Himba
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