A group of kwegu people in Ethiopia (2019)
Kwegu-Mugugi Ethnography
The Kwegu in Ethiopia's Lower Omo Valley are starving because of the destruction of their forest and the death of the Omo river © SURVIVAL INTERNATIONAL
"The Kwegu, also known as Muguji, are an indigenous tribe in Ethiopia's Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region, specifically inhabiting the banks of the Omo River. They are known for their hunter-gathering and agro-fishery lifestyle, and some also practice beekeeping. The Kwegu are one of the smaller tribes in the Omo Valley, living in small villages along the Mago River, sometimes mingling with the Mursi and Karo tribes." via @abrahamkinfu
Kwegu woman feeds her newborn baby - Omo Valley (End of Days – The Last of The Omo Valley Tribes)
Kwegu boy in dugout canoe on the Omo River (End of Days – The Last of The Omo Valley Tribes)
Kwegu boatman - colour African gondolier punts his dugout down the Omo River (End of Days – The Last of The Omo Valley Tribes)
Kwegu men in dugout canoe on the Omo River 2 - colour (End of Days – The Last of The Omo Valley Tribes)
Kwegu boatman 2 - colour An African gondolier punts his dugout down the Omo River (End of Days – The Last of The Omo Valley Tribes)
Kwegu Girl, South Ethiopia, Rod Waddington
Kwegu Mother, Omo, Ethiopia, Rod Waddington
Kwegu Woman, South Ethiopia, Rod Waddington
Kwegu Woman, South Ethiopia, Rod Waddington
Kwegu Woman, South Ethiopia, Rod Waddington