The Maasai are pastoralists and cattle are at the centre of their culture and social life. Every man strives to keep as many cows as possible as they represent the owner's wealth and status within the society.
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Probably corn possibly other things. this is based on the diet of the Zulu, An ancient people whose lifestyle has changed little over the centuries
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The Masai are a primitive East African nomadic people. They live in huts called kraals made of sticks sealed together with cow dung. The Masai herded cattle the Great Rift Valley of East Africa before the European invaders took over their land in the mid-nineteenth century. Today about 250,000 Masai live in Kenya and Tanzania.
Masai Mara is a place, not a group of people. The people are just called Masai. The life expectancy of the Masai is below 50 years. See the Related link below.
To the Masai (Maasai) people, red symbolizes power
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the masai physical appearance is colourful and bright so people can see them from a very far distance.
being semi nomadic herders
No. The Masai tribes live in Kenya (colonized by the British) and northern Tanzania (colonized by the Germans). These colonists brought smallpox and cattle plague with them. As for the French, they never had anything to do with the Masai (or Kenya or Tanzania).
They are the Masai people, a tribe in east Africa, known for their hunting prowess.
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