Her way of gumming her hair over a great light framework connects her
with the Beja Nile race and the Baggara Fuzzy Wuzzies who were broken
at Omdurman
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Women of the Kavirondo tribe, inhabiting the north-east end of Lake
Victoria, are most enterprising. They pursue agriculture, herding,
hunting, and fishing with their menfolk, and are their tribe's only
"medicine-men." The flesh of some wild animals is greatly esteemed by
the Kavirondo, particularly that of the wild cat and leopard; plucky
and dextrous hunters, the fiercest hippopotamus and largest elephant
invariably succumb to their traps and spears
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