Young Gabbra woman smiling at entrance of her home

[UNVERIFIED CONTENT] A black young woman belonging to the tribe of Gabbra dressed in a colorful robe, smiling at the entrance of her home in the Chalbi Desert, Marsabit County, Kenya. Gabra homes, called mandasse, are light, dome-shaped tents made of acacia roots, and covered with sisal grass mats, textiles, and camel hides. Gabra live in small villages, or ola made up of several mandasse. Ola move short distances as many as twelve times per year, in search of better grazing for the camels and other animals the Gabra rely on.