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[image] Left image:Maasai man in Serengeti, Tanzania (July 2004) photographed by British Tim Graham & Robert Harding. Right image: Maasai girl braiding a Maasai man hair in Amboseli National park, Kenya (October 4th, 2011) photographed by South African Martin Harvey.

[image] The Arusha or WaArusha in Swahili are an EA Bantu ethnic group indigenous to Mount Meru slopes, Arusha district, & Arusha city & Arusha region in Tanzania. The Maasai claim that the Arusha are descendants of them, who came from a Maasai group from Kenya in the 18th

[image] Dar es Salaam, Tanzania - Dar is the largest city, financial hub, & main port of Tanzania, located on the Indian Ocean coast. Dar was named Dar es Salaam by the Sultan Majid bin Said of Zanzibar in 1865/1866, which is Arabic for Abode of Peace, The city is home to over 7 Million

[image] The Digo or WaDigo in Swahili are an EA Bantu speaking ethnic group based in Kenya & Tanzania. The WaDigo are based in Southern Kenya, & Northern Tanzania, found in cities like Mombasa, & Tanga. They are native to Tanga in Tanzania, which is considered one of the most influential

[image] Hehe Culture - pt. 4 - Traditional WaHehe homes were called Tembe rectangular houses built with mud/clay walls, timber and low, earth-covered roofs. They were designed for the cool Iringa highlands and could include separate spaces for cooking, sleeping, storage and livestock.