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The areas of forest separating the southern locations of the Tugen and Elgeyo from the Nandi and Kipsigis were periodically utilised by all these sections and were permanently occupied by small numbers of Kalenjin - speaking Okiek ...
The areas of forest separating the southern locations of the Tugen and Elgeyo from the Nandi and Kipsigis were periodically utilised by all these sections and were permanently occupied by small numbers of Kalenjin - speaking Okiek ...
الصفحة 407
Tighter controls were placed upon ritual leaders , with prominant orkoiyot among the Nandi and Elgeyo being resettled under the watchful eye of the District Commissioner and the entire laibon clan of the Kipsigis being deported from ...
Tighter controls were placed upon ritual leaders , with prominant orkoiyot among the Nandi and Elgeyo being resettled under the watchful eye of the District Commissioner and the entire laibon clan of the Kipsigis being deported from ...
الصفحة 415
Are the Okiek really Masai ? or Kipsigis ? or Kikuyu ? ' , Cahiers d'études africaines , 79 , 355-68 . Magut , P. K. arap . 1969. “ The rise and fall of the Nandi Orkoiyor ' , in B. G. McIntosh ( ed . ) ...
Are the Okiek really Masai ? or Kipsigis ? or Kikuyu ? ' , Cahiers d'études africaines , 79 , 355-68 . Magut , P. K. arap . 1969. “ The rise and fall of the Nandi Orkoiyor ' , in B. G. McIntosh ( ed . ) ...
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