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by Adetayo Adetokun
Tribal marks have been an intrinsic part of African culture for centuries, and many communities regard them as a sign of beauty and cultural identity. However, there is a growing movement in Africa to discourage the practice of tribal marking, with many people decrying it as an archaic and harmful tradition that has no place in modern society. We explore the practice of tribal marking in Africa, the reasons behind it, and the arguments against it.