Faces of Africa: 25 Remarkable Photos of Ethnic Diversity

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Xhosa



They are primarily from the Zululand region of South Africa. Women have a unique way of tying their turbans to their heads. The kind of headwear they wear can reveal if they are single, married, or widowed. One of the most important aspects of their rituals is honoring family ties and showing respect for older generations.

Zulu



The KwaZulu-Natal region of South Africa is home to the warrior and culturally diverse Zulu tribe. They are well known for their traditional dances, such as the well-known dance that symbolizes their warrior spirit and involves shields and spears.

Ewe



The Ewe tribe is found in Benin, Ghana, and Togo, among other nations. They follow a wide range of gods and nature spirits, and they also revere ancestors in their complex spiritual system. Rituals, prayers, and sacrifices are common ways in which these beliefs are manifested.

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