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African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

African/ Ghanaian locally made drinks Asaana, Soobolo, Ginger drink being served from a Calabash to an African audience

Mud pot or clay jar filled with fresh drinking water are placed outdoors in nature during the summer season.

African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

$A woman in a black dress is serving cacao drinks during a cacao ceremony in nature. \nA cacao ceremony is a spiritual ritual for cleaning soul, connecting with the nature, healing, mental wellbeing, mindfulness and self-exploration. People who join the ceremony consume ceremonial cacao.$

Camel milk shubat on a natural background, Milk farm.

Southern Nations, Ethiopia - April 27, 2019: Woman perform a traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony, preparing street bunna coffee.

In a warm desert setting, men wearing traditional headgear gather to play instruments and share smiles, embodying the spirit of Moroccan culture and community amidst the Sahara's beauty.

Making Turkish Coffee In Hot Sand

Coffee ceremony in the Yeha temple, Temple of the Moon in Yeha, Ethiopia. Yeha temple is one of the oldest standing in Ethiopia.

African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

two men lifting a porridge pot, cooking in big pots outdoors in the village, African kitchen in the backyard

Handmade vase without mouth neck with several handles and that seems very damaged and eroded by the passage of time.

The chimarrão, or mate, is a drink produced by infusing the yerba mate plant in boiling water, in a bowl with a pump, traditional for winter in South America.

Two farmers manage a herd of cows in an enclosure

African women at work, mashing cassava flour in wooden pod

Traditional folk wisdom tribe karen people use large wooden mortar and big wood pestle for pounding rice grains thoroughly to powder for cooking local food at Baan Taphoen Khi in Suphanburi, Thailand

Inhambane, Mozambique - December 17, 2022: Skilled craftsman tune a traditional wooden xylophone-like instrument from Mozambique called mbila (plural timbila)

Mursi tribe are probably the last groups in Africa amongst whom it is still the norm for women to wear large pottery or wooden discs or ‘plates’ in their lower lips.

Tunisian tea

two west african boys.

1st January, 2024, Henry Island, West Bengal, India: Two fishermen returning home after fishing.

Rural farmer pulling water from water well near green field portrait outdoor in nature.

The town of Wadi Halfa on the border of Sudan and Egypt

An Afro Caribbean man extracts water from a fresh coconut and decants into a jar

Sunrise and Water-well at Thailand

African woman from Maasai tribe collecting water to the tank, Kenya, Africa. When she finish filling the tank, she will carry water on her back to the village. African women and also children often walk long distances through the savanna to bring back containers of water. Some tourist camps cooperating with nearby villages and allow local people to use their water. Maasai tribe inhabiting southern Kenya and northern Tanzania, and they are related to the Samburu.

Zanzibar, Tanzania - january 14, 2020 : Unidentified african girl and bucket with water on a street in Zanzibar Island, Tanzania, East Africa

Cotonou, Littoral Department, Benin: micro gas filling station - roadside petrol supplier, employing large bottles (carboy) - informal fuel sellers often sell cheap fuels from Nigeria. Fuel smuggling from Nigeria to Benin is a widespread issue driven by the significant price disparity between the two countries. Nigeria, as one of Africa's largest oil producers, heavily subsidizes fuel, making it much cheaper than in neighboring Benin. Despite efforts by both Nigerian and Beninese governments to curb smuggling through border enforcement, the practice continues due to economic pressures and weak border controls, contributing to losses in tax revenue for both countries and fueling a black-market economy.

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