Eunoto Ceremony Reveals a Changing Maasai Culture

The Eunoto ceremony is a testament to the resilience of Maasai culture, but times are changing, and old practices are disappearing.

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The Somali of Kenya are Older than You Think

The Somali of Kenya are descendants of Somali immigrants and refugees who settled there over many centuries. They are older than you think.

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Discover the Bantu Origins of the Swahili

Did you know the Swahili people have a Bantu origin? They later intermingled with Arab traders to form the Swahili culture we know today.

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How the Somali Cultural Festival Nearly Lost Groove

The first Somali Cultural Festival is going on at the Two Rivers Mall but is it me or the event depicts very little Somali culture and art?

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In Maparasha Hills, A Rare Event Takes Place

In Maparasha Hills in Kajiado, a rare ceremony that only takes place once in 10 years, happened. It is the Olng’esherr passage ceremony.

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The Pokot Believe Cattle are Worth More Alive

The Pokot live in West Pokot and Baringo counties of Kenya. Their nomadic life means they have interacted with different peoples throughout their history.

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Find out What the Meru were Doing in Misiri

The history of the Meru people of Kenya is shrouded in great mystery. Several theories have been advanced yet none is very conclusive to-date.

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Share the Island of Ghosts With the El Molo

The El Molo, also known as Gurapau or ‘people of the lake’, are the smallest tribe in Kenya with very few pure El Molo existing today.

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