- The
Lumbwa (also Lumbua, Umpua,
Humba and Wakwavi) were a
pastoral community which inhabited southern Kenya and
northern Tanzania. The term
Lumbwa has...
-
Lumbwa is a
settlement in Kenya's Rift
Valley Province.
Railway stations in
Kenya Lumbwa people v t e...
- Nandi—who
nonetheless retained deep
Lumbwa roots. Both
communities maintain clan
traditions linking them to both
Lumbwa heritage and
Ateker ancestry. In...
- (1994), "The
Parakuyo (earlier also
called Ilparakuyo, Baraguyu, Kwavi,
Lumbwa, and Iloikop) are a Maa-speaking
ethnic group scattered over a
large area...
- The
Lumbwa Treaty event took
place on 13
October 1889, in
Lumbwa (Kipkelion town today,) in
Kericho between the
Kipsigis led by
Menya Araap Kisiara and...
- from
Lumbwa. From the
Kalenjin narrative of origin, a
distinct Chemwal (predating Nandi)
identity appears to have
formed when the
Nandi and
Lumbwa sections...
-
Gelai Lumbwa is an
administrative ward in the
Longido District of the
Arusha Region of Tanzania.
According to the 2012 census, the ward has a
total po****tion...
- Meru
traditions recorded in
Mwimbi and ****mbi
recount that the
pastoral Lumbwa lived in ****ociation with a
hunting community remembered as
Agumba (or Gumba)...
-
Mutai (Maa;
meaning Disaster) is a term used by the Maa-speaking
communities of
Kenya to
describe a
period of wars,
usually triggered by
disease and/or...
-
Anthropologist 59, no. 6 (1957): 1046-1066. Barton, Juxon. "Notes on the
Kipsikis or
Lumbwa Tribe of
Kenya Colony." The
Journal of the
Royal Anthropological Institute...
