The Maasai-Mara is solely used for tourism, and known for the migration of the wildebeest. the name comes from the tribe living in the area (Maasai) and the river which the wildebeest cross (Mara).
The beginning of "The Beginnings of the Maasai" traces the origins of the Maasai people to their migration from North Africa to their current territories in Kenya and Tanzania. It highlights their pastoral lifestyle, social organization, and cultural practices, emphasizing their deep connection to the land and their cattle. The text also discusses the impact of neighboring tribes and European colonial influences on the Maasai way of life.
Maasai community lost their grazing lands because their movement was regulated by govt. and many of them were converted into game reserves.
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The Maasai are now a semi-nomadic tribe. They are no longer a full nomadic tribe because now people own land and they have to stay with their land unless they sell it. They are also not nomadic because they live in houses and have lots of cattle. they move their cattle from place to place so they can get the best grass and stuff like that! hope this helps :)
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yes the maasai do farm