Published: 17 Jun 2026 › Updated: 17 Jun 2026
ZapficMonday: Resident
The residents in the Kulu community were known to be fishermen. This heritage was passed down to their children and grandchildren who remained in Kulu and still held to this tradition of fishing. Even when civilization came, they never left
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