Dimbago

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Dimbago

A tribe inhabiting the north east African country Eritrea.
They speak several languages including Arabic, Tigr and Saho depending on their location.
Since the early days, Dimbago men have been religious leaders and medicine men for the various regions they lived in.
From Massawa, to Madagia in Uckli Guzai, and Barka regions, Dimbagos have been known and respected for their contribution to the physical as well as spiritual well-being of their fellow tribesmen.