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Maasai Girl. The Maasai are a semi-nomadic ethnic group based in the Great Rift Valley of East Africa, between Northern Tanzania and Southern and Central Kenya.

Maasai men performing traditional jumping dance (Adumu). (CC0 1.0/Brutere)

Maasai woman with her child. Today, the Maasai Population is estimated between a few hundred thousand to over one million.

Maasai little girls. “Happiness is as good as food” ( Maasai Proverb)

Maasai women repairing a house in Maasai Mara. (CC BY-SA 3.0/Jerzy Strzelecki)

“The children are the bright moon”.(Maasai Proverb)

In Tanzania, the Maasai are evicted from their land in the name of wildlife protection and tourism.

Maasai wearing protective masks during COVID-19 pandemic. According to UN experts, some 150,000 people are at risk of being displaced 'without their free, prior and informed consent.' (CC BY-SA 4.0/Andy Maitei

Under the tree. “ The words of the elders are blessed” (Maasai Proverb)

Maasai Mara is one of the most famous national reserves not only in Kenya but in Africa at large.

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