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The Hakaona, also known as the "Black Himba," are a small, semi-nomadic ethnic group in Angola's Cunene province, closely related to the Himba tribe. They distinguish themselves by using a mixture of cow dung, charcoal, and fat for their skin and hair, rather than red ochre like the Himba. Traditionally seen as cattle herders, they are also respected artisans and healers. Despite the Angolan Civil War, they have preserved their customs due to their remote location. Notable cultural markers inclu