The Himba tribe or the Obahimba are indigenous people with an estimated population of about 50,000. They live in northern Namibia in the Kunene region and on the other side of the Kunene River south of Angola. Despite pressure and influence from the West, most of their culture has survived. Among these is the husband offering his wife to a male guest to spend the night with her. At the same time, the husband may sleep outside in cases where there is no extra room.

The Obahimba are predominantly livestock farmers who breed sheep and goats. They gauge their riches by the number of cattle they own. Rain-fed crops like millets and maize are also grown and farmed by them. For the Obahimba, livestock is the primary source of milk and meat.

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