Africa is made up of many tribes. Kenya itself has 42 tribes. Different tribes have different cultures and traditional practices, making them unique. At the same time, some tribes are very hostile while others are very friendly to visitors. In Kenya, for example, the Pokot tribe is known to be very hostile, while the Kenyan coastal tribes are known to be friendly to visitors.
There are very hostile tribe in Ethiopia with a very unique culture. The fact that the tribe is so hostile to other tribes means that they live alone in the national park and visitors must be accompanied by guards to visit them.
The Mursi or Mun people are a small ethnic group in Ethiopia with a population of about 11,500. They live in the most remote place in Ethiopia, in the Mago National Park. They are considered the most dangerous ethnic group in Africa because of their attitude towards outsiders and their culture.
The clay slab tradition is a sign of the beauty and dignity of women in this community. The bigger the plate, the more beautiful the woman and the more expensive the dowry a man has to pay during the wedding. When a young girl approaches puberty, around the age of 15 to 16, her lower lip is cut to form a ring-shaped circle of lip muscles. It lengthens and stretches over time as it cures to accommodate small clay tiles.
This tribe are very dangerous because they kills many people who try to visit them without permission. They also have a bad attitude towards others and are very unfriendly. You cannot visit this tribe without permission and security. The barbaric culture of women is one of the things that also makes them dangerous. Take a look at some of the barbarian culture's portrayal of women.
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