The Damara people of Southern Africa They predominantly speak the Khoekhoe language, akin to the Nama people, and are mainly concentrated in the northwestern regions of Namibia, also extending into Botswana and South Africa. Via: @okamlunga_tours_and_travel @travelwithlynetorwanda • Follow @africanvibes to learn more about African culture. • Use #africanvibes to get featured⁠ ​ #travelafrica #travelafricastory #travelafricans #travelafricamagazine #travelafricaa #travelafricamag #travelafricatod

The Damara people continue to emulate their ancestors by using ancient medicinal techniques with wild plants. These include mopane leaves and stink bush. However, once the plants don’t work, only then do they resort to modern medicine or seek medical treatment. This, according to tour guide Sioni ||Gaseb at the Damara Living Museum during a media familiarisation tour by the Namibian Tourism Board, is also to revive the original culture and prevent the complete loss of the tradition. Celma Ndhikw

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Meet the dynamic musical duo, Ruby and Riio, architects of a genre-defying sound proudly called Damara Punch Music. Hailing from the vibrant cultural landscape of Namibia, Ruby, and Riio are not just artists; they’re visionaries, crafting a musical experience that is as unique as it is infectious. The Tribe #TheTribe #OneAfrica #DamaraPunch | OneAfrica

DAMARA PEOPLE AFFECTED … A representative of the lAi.O-Damab of the Damara, Lucas Tsandib, says they were equally affected by the 1904-1908 genocide and they also pay respect to their forefathers. He was speaking on Wednesday in Windhoek at the commemoration of Genocide Remembrance Day, the first in Namibia’s history. Video: Martin Endjala | The Namibian

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