Unleashing Kenyan Facts to the world
John Pombe Joseph Magufuli, a LUO Kenyan was brought into the world in 1959 as John Aruna Okong’o. It’s his playfellows who prefered to utilize the Kiswahili importance of Magufuli. His dad, a coxswain with the then East African Railways and Harbors and initially from Seme Kanyadwera in Kisumu County, resigned and got comfortable Tanzania, […]
Modernly known as Kisii people are Bantu together with Kamba, Meru and Kikuyu. They speak language of Kisii or as commonly known as ekegusii among native speakers. Meru in Eastern province are closely related to Kisii or Gusii people in language and culture. Kisii is mainly known for Kisii soapstone which are curved into many […]
Kenyan National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) regularly monitors the list of tribes in Kenya. Even though Kenya among the most multi-ethnic states in East Africa, only a few tribes dominate its total population. Bantu and Nilotic tribes take a lion share in ethnic representation across the country. Cushites and other independent tribes, on the other […]
