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Portrait of a Fulani boy

Portrait of a young Fulani boy, who despite his age already works as a shepherd. Fulani children start working with the cattle at an early age. Fulanis are traditionally nomadic people, herding cattle, goats and sheep. They are one of the largest nomadic ethnic groups in the world, spreading over several territories. The Fulani follow a code of behavior known as Pulaaku, consisting of the qualities of patience, self control, discipline, prudence, modesty, respect for others (including foes), wisdom, personal responsibility, hospitality, courage, and hard work. Photo: Zsolt Repasy/NurPhoto

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