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Image via Unsplash   The Sabaot people, also known as the Sebei, are a subtribe of the Kalenjin community, with a rich cultural heritage and a distinctive way of life.  Their ancestral home is the breathtaking Mount Elgon region, spanning across the border of Kenya and Uganda.  One fascinating aspect of Sabaot culture is the existence of several clans, each with its unique traditions, history, and role within the community. If you're curious to know about the Sabaot clans, you've come to the right place.  This article provide a list of all Sabaot clans. Let’s dive in! You may also like: The Kipsigis clans you should know The major Nandi clans you should know Major Sabaot Clans 1. Kaabai  2. Kaapiit  3. Kaboorek  4. Kamaek  5. Kamakameek  6. Kamakorotok  7. Kamaranga  8. Kamaratiek  9. Kamelgut  10. Kamingirok  11. Kamonge  12. Kamuguniek  13. Kamukayeek  14. Kamukeek  15. Kamusareek  16. Kamw...

  Kalenjin people are a diverse and vibrant ethnic group in Kenya.  Image via Unsplash The Kalenjin community, known for its rich heritage, is made up of several subtribes, each with its own unique characteristics and traditions.  These subtribes are often distinguished by their dialects, which serve as a reflection of their cultural diversity.  Each subtribe boasts distinct cultural practices, economic activities, and ways of life, which contribute to the colorful mosaic of Kenyan culture.  If you're curious to discover more about these Kalenjin subtribes, you're in the right place.  This article explores everything you need to know about the Kalenjin subtribes. Keep reading! You may also like: The Kipsigis clans you should know The major Nandi clans you should know 1. Kipsigis  Kipsigis are a prominent Kalenjin subtribe residing in Kenya's Rift Valley region, specifically in Kericho and Bomet counties. They are known for their prowess in agriculture,...

  Keiyo is a subtribe of the larger Kalenjin community in Kenya.  Image via Unsplash They’re organized into several clans. These clans are characterized by shared male ancestors and are an integral part of Keiyo society.  Each clan has its unique identity and often uses specific totems or symbols to represent itself, which can include animals, insects, or celestial objects.  Want to know the clans? Keep reading this article. Related: The Kipsigis clans you should know The major Nandi clans you should know The Keiyo Clans You Should Know Here are the major Keiyo clans with their respective totems. 1. Ringoi - snake (eren) 2.Siakwei - Bee (Segemia) 3.Kobil - wild pig (toret) 4. Kure - Quail (Taiwa) 5.Saniako - Monkey (Cheree) 6.Kapkuoi/kabon - Moset/kipekeyat (baboon) 7.Sokom - hawk (Chepsirere) 8. Toiyoi - Lightening (Ilat) 9. Tulo - Fox (Lel) 10. Kong'oot - Fire (Ma) 11.Tungo - hyena (kimaget) 12.Soti/chepkeres - Sun (Asista) 13.Teriki/kipngotop/kipkoitin - Elephant ...

  Learn about the major Tugen Clans Image via Unsplash Tugen is an ethnic group that’s part of the Kalenjin tribe. The Tugen people are organized into several clans, each with its own distinct identity and lineage.  These clans typically trace their ancestry through shared male ancestors and are an essential part of the Tugen social structure.  Each clan has specific totems or symbols associated with it, often representing animals, insects, or celestial objects.  Want to know the clans and totems? Well, you’re in the right place. This article will explore all clans and sub-clans of the Tugen tribe. Keep reading! Related: The Kipsigis clans you should know The major Nandi clans you should know The Major Tugen Clans You Should Know I’ve compiled all the major clans and sub-clans of the Tugen tribe along with their respective totems. 1. Tungo Clan Tungo clan is subdivided into two sub-clan; Tungo Kipsura Tungo Kibetu, Their clan totem is Hyena Chesiny/Kimakeet (Kipteben...