Musgum. African tribe. Young shepherds 1930s
Young shepherds at the banks of the Logone.
The Musgum (also Mousgoum or Mupui; Mulwi proper name) are a nation of Cameroon and the Chad. They speak the language Musgu, a Chadian language and live between the rivers Chari and Logone.
Source: The dark continent; Africa, the landscape and the people by Hugo Adolf Bernatzik.
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