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An African man is taking bread sticks out of an outside clay oven. He is holding a long handle. The is Burkinabe' culture. Image is from around Yako Burkina Faso.

Traditional mud huts in the Agadez, Algeria

Pays Bas-Tondi Gammé / Tondigamay, Niamey, Niger: dusty and street-less suburb, adobe / mud brick houses in the western part of the city - pattern of houses and red earth - Niamey IV area. African suburb - aerial view.

$Aerial view of the typical village of the Karamojong (or Karimojong) people in the North east of Uganda, right at the border to South Sudan and also close to the border to Kenya. The region is called Karamoja. \n\nThe Karamojong are a Nilotic ethnic group and according to anthropologists, the Karamojong are part of a group that migrated from present-day Ethiopia around 1600 A.D. The main livelihood activity of the Karamojong is still herding livestock, while cultivation of crop is only a secondary activity.$

Kasubi Tombs. This biggest thatched roof in the world was converted into burial grounds in 1884, four tombs now lies at the Muzibu Azaala Mpanga, the former palace of the king. Kampala, Uganda. (Since 2002 a Unesco World Heritage Site)

A box designates a rather rudimentary type of dwelling in wood, earth or stone in Africa but also in Oceania, Asia, the Americas

Adobe house in the Sahel area, northern Burkina Faso.

Brick huts in Kalandula in the province of Malanje in Angola.

Courtyard of traditional mosi home with huts in a village of Northern Burkina Faso, West Africa.

Traditional Losso aka Nawdba people village - 04 November 2015 Doufelgou, Kara region, Togo

Africa, Burkina Faso, Pô region, Tiebele. Cityscape view of the royal court village in Tiebele. A woman walks to hang some laundry

Karang, Foundiougne department, Fatick region, Senegal: Wolof village near the National Road 5 (N5), leading to the Gambian border - Senegalese vernacular architecture - straw houses with thatched roofs, built around a corrugated iron grocery store - edge of the forest.

Unusual construction of mud hut in tribal village on the road between Victoria falls and Hwange National Park, western Zimbabwe, Southern Africa. Much of landlocked Zimbabwe remains undeveloped and a mix of bush with semi-fertile land with scattered forests that each occupy approx 40% of land mass. The Zambezi river forms a natural boundary with Zambia with the massive Victoria Falls forming the world's largest curtain of falling water.

Kompisi village in Victoria Falls - Zimbabwe

$Typical Chadian village in front of the Guera Massif. \n\nThe province of Guéra, located in central Chad, about 500 km from the capital N'Djamena, is settled by cattle breeders and agricultural farmers, who live in a synergic relationship in which the mountains are sacred and are home to the Margay, the ancestor spirits of the Animist culture.$

Cameroon, West Africa, 1967. Clay hut village in northern Cameroon.

Straw huts in a small village at Lake Malawi, east africa; tranquil and quiet scene, no people; sunny day, blue sky

Tata Somba, Benin: Old man sitting infront of his house in small village in Northern Benin's Tata Somba area.

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