Musgum. African tribe. Young shepherds 1930s

Young Mousgoum shepherds, banks of the Logone.

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.

Gallery: The dark continent; Africa, the landscape and the people by Hugo Adolf Bernatzik.

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