May 10, 2020
Ledama ole Kina: valiant or tactless warrior? The competition to fill a political vacuum can breed vicious — even bloody — fights, especially where it elevates one to a political throne.
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Ledama ole Kina: valiant or tactless warrior? The competition to fill a political vacuum can breed vicious — even bloody — fights, especially where it elevates one to a political throne.
Top 5 things you should know about the Maasai - Rift Valley News
Top 5 things you should know about the Maasai – Rift Valley News
The Maasai are noted to be extraordinary people, with an extraordinary culture that have survived civilization ever since. Many communities have been noted to have abandoned their culture but Maasai never did. Maasai live in areas of Kenya and Tanzania for over hundred years and graze their precious cattle in both countries to date. Maasai people have been noticed to inhabit the plains of the…
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Maa community will back Jubilee, Lenku says
Maa community will back Jubilee, Lenku says
Former Interior CS Joseph Ole Lenku has dismissed a move by a section of Maa leaders to back National Super Alliance (NASA) during a visit to CORD headquarters on Friday. Lenku, who is eyeing the Kajiado County Gubernatorial seat, insisted that the Maasai community is solidly behind the Jubilee Party and will back President Uhuru Kenyatta’s re-election come August. The governor aspirant, who is…
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