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The origin of Uganda’s Ik-tribe is one of Africa’s unsolved mysteries

By theo vos on 3rd May 2019

Uganda’s Ik-tribe. Travel Africa | January-March 2018. Writer: Mark Eveleigh.

Posted in Publications and tagged Culture, ikland, Karamoja Cultural Tours, Kidepo Valley National Park, Mount Morungole.

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