Most people would think Africans are mostly dark skinned, with brown eyes and black hair. But deep in the South Pacific, on the Solomon Islands, lives an African-descended tribe that defies this norm.

The Kingdom of Kubala says their roots come from both African and Scottish history. They believe they are descendants of ...

“For much of Africa it seems that the word tribe became associated with the continent more during the 19th century, which means that it coincided with European imperialism,” Sarr says.

Human life outside Africa can be traced to a tribe of 200 people who crossed the Red Sea after climate change made their journey possible.