As promised, I'll be talking about the Maumau this upcoming Madaraka Day at Lava Latte. Come through, lets celebrate our independence heroes
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History nerds👋🏾
I'll be giving a guided tour of the CBD where we'll learn about the history of the streets, buildings and moore 🤩🇰🇪
Support your local historian 🙏🏾
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The Mt. Kenya community should revive its cultural roots, where elders gathered over muratina not merely for enjoyment but to deliberate on the community's future and we'll being
Likewise, Mt. Kenya musicians should return to their heritage, crafting songs that carry the wisdom of the past and convey meaningful messages to future generations.. tõ- kùbáná nã íkênõ
After signing the first Maasai Agreement in 1904, the Maasai moved out of their land in the Rift Valley. Areas like Naivasha, Gilgil, Nakuru and Kinangop became open for white settlement and took in thousands of Kikuyu squatters.
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Due to the inherent belief that all cattle in the land belonged to them and their pastoralist lifestyles, the Maasai were notorious raiders. This ensured they had superior stock by interbreeding with their neighbour's. Read about their warfare habits here:
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