The Dimba Tribe of Southern
Angola, closely linked to the Northern Namibian Himba tribe, are a vibrant
tribe still holding onto traditional customs, language and dress.
Making the most of passing vehicles, especially the odd tourists, the
ladies quickly approached and after a bit of sign-language, we handed over
some food for a chance to take their photos.

Vivacious Ladies
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It is truly difficult to write about these people, their beautiful smiles and bubbly
personalities, so we will let you 'feel' the energy with these few photographs.
(As with most black Africans - they do not smile for cameras.)

Heading towards Namibian border
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Big Blue Skies
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