The Lumbwa (also Lumbua, Umpua, Humba and Wakwavi) were a pastoral community which inhabited southern Kenya and northern Tanzania. The term Lumbwa has...

Lumbwa is a settlement in Kenya's Rift Valley Province. Railway stations in Kenya Lumbwa people v t e...

The Lumbwa Treaty event took place on 13 October 1889, in Lumbwa (Kipkelion town today,) in Kericho between the Kipsigis led by Menya Araap Kisiara and...

Gelai Lumbwa is an administrative ward in the Longido District of the Arusha Region of Tanzania. According to the 2012 census, the ward has a total population...

(1994), "The Parakuyo (earlier also called Ilparakuyo, Baraguyu, Kwavi, Lumbwa, and Iloikop) are a Maa-speaking ethnic group scattered over a large area...

and the British colonial government referred to the Kipsigis people as Lumbwa and Kwavi. The pre-colonial traditional occupations of the Kipsigis included...

Mutai (Maa; meaning Disaster) is a term used by the Maa-speaking communities of Kenya to describe a period of wars, usually triggered by disease and/or...

from Lumbwa. From the Kalenjin narrative of origin, a distinct Chemwal (predating Nandi) identity appears to have formed when the Nandi and Lumbwa sections...

of the Lumbwa. Meru oral history describes the arrival of their ancestors at Mount Kenya where they interacted with this community. The Lumbwa occupied...

Meru traditions recorded in Mwimbi and Muthambi recount that the pastoral Lumbwa lived in association with a hunting community remembered as Agumba (or Gumba)...

was until 1902 when Lumbwa District transferred to the East Africa Protectorate. Between 1921 and 1922 it was renamed South Lumbwa District, till 1935...

reptilian 'bounder' that comes up the Maggori River, out of the lake the Lumbwa have christened Dingonek. And it's real prize money that beauty would fetch...

21,702 Katheka Kai 17,485 Kiima-Kimwe 22,741 Kimutwa 17,265 Kola 14,567 Lumbwa 13,609 Masaku 19,980 Mua Hills 8,579 Mumbuni 49,802 Muvuti 12,156 Mutituni...

range and the Lake, various parts of which bear the name Ugaya, Kossova and Lumbwa. Ugaya is the part nearest to the Lake, thickly inhabited by the Kavirondo...

Elang'ata Dapash Engarenaibor Engikaret Gelai Lumbwa Gelai Meirugoi Iloirienito Kamwanga Kitumbeine Kimokouwa Longido Matale Mundarara Namanga Olmolog...

Katanga. The major roads cutting through the settlement are, Digo Road, Lumbwa Street, Meru Road, Lamu Road and Munyema Street. It existed in the 1920s...

the 20th century is as follows; From Elgon & Lumbwa (Kipsigis) Kipoiis Kipamwi Kipkenda Kipiegen From Lumbwa (Kipsigis) Tungo Kipaa Kipasiso and Kapchemuri...

and settlement of the British colonialists in Kenya; Sotik being part of Lumbwa reserve that was annexed from the Kipsigis after Sotik Massacre in 1905...

21,702 Katheka Kai 17,485 Kiima-Kimwe 22,741 Kimutwa 17,265 Kola 14,567 Lumbwa 13,609 Masaku 19,980 Mua Hills 8,579 Mumbuni 49,802 Muvuti 12,156 Mutituni...

through Kericho County with railway stations at Mau Summit, Londiani, Kedowa, Lumbwa, Kipkelion and Fort Ternan. Fort Ternan was previously used as a halfway...

moving to Kileleshwa in 1935, taking its roots from Kenya Grange School at Lumbwa Pembroke House (1927): established in Gilgil, Nakuru County. It was named...

Muhoroni Timboroa Koru Spiral Fort Ternan Equator Spiral Kipkelion Makutano Lumbwa Maji Mazuri Kedowa Sabatia Londiani Esageri Mau Summit Visoi Molo Rongai...

only in riverine areas. Five settlements surround the forest: Alaililai, Lumbwa, Meirugoi, Magadini, and Loondolou Esirwa. The main socioeconomic activity...

advent of the colonial period in Kenya and after the decline of the Chemwal, Lumbwa and other Kalenjin communities in the late 1700s and early 1800s. The Kalenjin...

[who] took refuge in the Nyando valley but were wiped out by the Nandi and Lumbwa...It was from them that the Nandi obtained their system of rule by medicine-men...

The ancestors of the main body of what constitutes the so called Nandi-Lumbwa group, came beyond doubt, from the north. There is a distinct tradition...

divisions as the scale of operations grew. 14 August No.15 Company from Lumbwa 23 August; about 300 Maasai auxiliaries 25 September; half of No.10 Company...

Chemwal people Loikop people Chok people Sengwer people Maliri people Lumbwa people Oropom people Yaaku people Lane, Paul J. (4 July 2013). Mitchell...

[who] took refuge in the Nyando valley but were wiped out by the Nandi and Lumbwa...It was from them that the Nandi obtained their system of rule by medicine-men...

One Company, 3rd Battalion, King's African Rifles. 30 Rifles Police. 300 Lumbwa levies. On 2 June, No. I Column marched from Njoro to Neilson's Farm on...