Like water nurturing a plant, this Mwila mother embraces her young daughter. Her love is abundant, never fading, and filled with gratitude.
Mwila or Mumuhuila people are a cluster of a semi-nomadic ethnic group living in southern Angola, in the area of Huila. Mwila people actually belong to the larger Nyaneka-Khumbi (Nhaneka-Humbe) amalgamated ethnic inhabiting the Haumpata Plateau and along the headwaters of Rio Caculovar in South Western Angola in Huila Planato or Huila Province, the province that takes it name from the people. (Atlas of Humanity)
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