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Group of happy African children - Southern Ethiopia, East Africa

african kids, group of friends skipping rope in the yard, village in botswana

San bush woman sings with child in the smoke of the campfire, Makgadikgadi Pans, Botswana, Southern Africa. The San are an ancient indigenous tribal people who inhabited much of southern Africa and although few in number today remain proud of their culture, ancestry and traditional ways of dress, customs and behaviour that included subsistence hunting and foraging

Wamena, Papua, Indonesia - 09 Aug 2016. Some people of National festival of local tribes in Wamena city, Papua

Portrait of two hungry african children who are growing up in poverty and miserable surroundings. The small boy is happy, he holding a cookie. Both children looking at camera. The climate is arid and tropical.

Kivalo, Madagascar - November 4th 2022: Curious children in native Kivalo Village. Kivalo is a small village with ecotourism located in the Analamanga Region of Madagascar.

Tourist learning lessons, From Wassú Tribe Indigenous, With blowpipe, Brazil

Zulu dancers at a traditional dance MOTION

$Ile-Ife, Osun State, Nigeria - July 19th, 2019: God of Thunder devotee display his traditional gun to symbolize Ogun Goddess during the Olojo Festival.\n\nThe Olojo festival commemorates the descent of Oduduwa to Ile-Ife, the celebration of the first dawn, the first afternoon, and the first night of creation. That makes the Olojo festival, one of the oldest in Africa, celebrated all over Yorubaland. It celebrates the dawn of the first day of existence on Earth. There is a parallel between this and the Judeo-Christian theology of creation, conceived with the divine proclamation: “Let there be light.”$

Group of colorful dressed, happy African children running in Central Kenya, East Africa

Mchinji, Malawi – June 07, 2021: A traditional Malawian dancer in costume

African girls and boy group skipping rope in the yard in front of the house

Elementary age poor child playing hide and seek outdoor in nature

Young Swazi Mbali Posing for a photo at Reed Dance in Eswatini/Swaziland. An annual event which sees thousands of Swazi maidens dancing before His Majesty King Mswati III

Xai Xai, Mozambique: Undentified young boy barefoot and outside in the dirt under a tree playing with a machete knife near an adult as supervisor.

Mijikenda Giriama villagers perform tradtional dance for tourists. Young women dancing accompanied by men playing percussion instruments. Kenya, 1975. Scanned film.

Group of African children from Samburu tribe, Kenya, Africa. Samburu tribe is north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

$Ngas young dancers in their native attires during their performance during the 2023 Puusdung Festival at Pankshin Mini Stadium, Plateau State Nigeria.\nThe Ngas are known to have come originally from Yemen through kanem, and ultimately from Borno to their present location. They are believed to have left Borno sometime between 1100 and 1350 AD. The Ngas themselves had come originally from Kanem and so became part of the pre-kanuri inhabitants of the plains Bornu, owning sheep and perhaps cattle but not a camel. Linguistically Ngas belongs to the Afro asiantic class called the Chadic group of languages. The Ngas people are hardworkng, industrious, selfless, trusted, reliable, and dependable people, and have at one point or other made their mark in different fields of human endeavors.$

Mchinji, Malawi – December 12, 2020: The traditional Malawian dancer performs for crowd

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Laura, Qld - July 08 2023:Indigenous Australians men on ceremonial dance in Laura Quinkan Dance Festival Cape York Australia. Ceremonies combine dance, song, rituals, body decorations and costumes

Bamako,Mali - August 1, 2009: Young children carrying food for fun in an african village near Bamako, Mali. Africa.

Tannery, leather production in Senegal, West Africa

Selenkay, Kenya. - October 9, 2016: Maasai boys playing football (soccer) in Kenya village, Africa. In the background cow's dung huts. Girs in the doors watching. Early morning, dry and dusty.

African children from Samburu tribe children having fun with jumping rope in the village, Kenya, East Africa. Samburu tribe is north-central Kenya, and they are related to the Maasai.

$An Ngas man showcasing his half-nude to the culture lovers during the 2023 Puusdung Festival at Pankshin Mini Stadium, Plateau State Nigeria.\nThe Ngas are known to have come originally from Yemen through kanem, and ultimately from Borno to their present location. They are believed to have left Borno sometime between 1100 and 1350 AD. The Ngas themselves had come originally from Kanem and so became part of the pre-kanuri inhabitants of the plains Bornu, owning sheep and perhaps cattle but not a camel. Linguistically Ngas belongs to the Afro asiantic class called the Chadic group of languages. The Ngas people are hardworkng, industrious, selfless, trusted, reliable, and dependable people, and have at one point or other made their mark in different fields of human endeavors.$

West Papua, Indonesia (formerly known as Irian Jaya, Indonesia) October 9,1999. Tribesmen of Asmat region wear traditional ceremonial dress with feathers and beads.

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