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Women gather by the sacred fire to care for the kids. The Himbas use a mix of ochre and fat to avoid sunburn and skin infections.

NAMIBIA | Sunday, 2 December 2012 | Views [471] | View Larger Image

Women gather by the sacred fire to care for the kids. The Himbas use a mix of ochre and fat to avoid sunburn and skin infections.

Tags: himba, namibia, africa, portrait, children

After his brother's death, Nidiri Chiposa has become the new chief of Ohumgumure village.

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Lured by modern amenities, Himbas are struggling to keep their traditions. Many don't build huts anymore, using tents bought in town, lightly shaded with twigs.

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