The Sabaot people are a subtribe of the Kalenjin community. Image via Unsplash They nestled in the region surrounding Mount Elgon in East Africa. They are a community deeply rooted in tradition, and their unity is beautifully diversified through the division into six major subgroups. These Sabaot subgroups are not only distinguished by their dialects but also by their specific geographical locations, traditions, and customs, which collectively enrich the vibrant tapestry of the Sabaot culture. If you'd love to know more about the Sabaot subgroups, you're in the right place. This article will take you through the major subgroups of the Sabaot community, unveiling the unique identities and characteristics that define each. Keep reading! You may also like: The Kipsigis clans you should know The major Nandi clans you should know 1. Pok The Pok subgroup is one of the Sabaot clans and is known for its distinct dialect, known as Kapok. They primarily inhabit the weste...