The 2007-2008 PEV killed 1,133 Kenyans and displaced 600,000. A complete account of the causes, the National Accord, the ICC cases, and the 2010 Constitution that followed.
The Kamba (Akamba) are Kenya's fifth-largest community at approximately 4.7 million people. A complete guide to history, wood carving and contemporary identity.
The Luhya are Kenya's second-largest community at 6.8 million, comprising 17 distinct sub-communities. A complete guide to their heritage and contemporary identity.
The Maasai are one of the most iconic East African pastoralist communities. A complete guide to history, culture, contemporary identity, and the Maasai-anchored conservancies.
The Kalenjin are Kenya's third-largest ethnic community with 6.4 million people and the global running tradition. A complete guide to history, language and culture.
The Luo are the fourth-largest Kenyan ethnic community at approximately 5.1 million people. A complete guide to Nilotic origins, Lake Victoria heritage, and contemporary identity.
The Kikuyu are Kenya's largest ethnic group at approximately 8.1 million people. A complete guide to history, language, cultural traditions, and contemporary identity.
Approximately 300,000 Kenyans work in the Gulf states across construction, domestic work, hospitality and professional roles. A complete guide to conditions, reforms and remittances.
The Kenyan diaspora in the US numbers approximately 150,000 and is one of the most professionally accomplished African diaspora communities. A complete guide to the community.
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