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“Sunset in Mucubal tribe – Angola. I stayed in the Mucabale tribe several days, and had a really nice time with them. They are nice people, cool, and enjoyed to come to watch during hours what we did in the camp, even when we were just resting or reading a book!
On the picture, a Mucabale man. He was mentally affected, and acted like a kid of 6 even if he was 20. But the great thing is that when i wanted to take this picture with the shadow in front of the sunset, he was the only one to understand what i needed, and the other Mucable men were very surprized to see him acting so well! The big knife he holds is the weapon Mucabale never leave! The stick is mainly used to carry a cloth they wear when the rain falls. Mucubal (also called Mucubai, Mucabale, Mugubale) people are a subgroup of the Herero ethnic group, which means they are bantu speaking, and are supposed to have come from Kenya and to be related with Massais”. (Photo by Eric Lafforgue)
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