SAMBURU one of the last warrior tribes in Africa

[@alunoodalmheiri7028]

Gosh, i miss Kenya, and i miss the Samburu. Such proud and magnificent people.

[@RithoOnesmus]

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[@ConnieLarssen]

I like watching them

[@rigganlenyarua1393]

love my culture let do let us do so as far we were going we don't left our culture very nice

[@katislesuuda4052]

wow i like it, samburu culture is the most and strong culture among in kenya.

[@napirainamunyak]

Very interesting story from people rich with culture ,The samburu , northern kenya.

[@SaskiaStange]

the Morani with the long hair reminds me of my friend Ltangayan i met in Shanzu 25 years ago when i was in kenya the first time

[@juliem1674]

I pray we don't lose this culture of kenya

[@noornaserian9770]

ache oleng!

[@richardlaizer8562]

lest unite together to support them at lest to get education and get out of poverty one love. lets put our difference down

[@TravelChannelbyNaserian4you]

Poverty is relative. As long as indigenous people inhabit their land freely and independently of governments, all is well. The Samburu do have access to schooling, although this is partly hampered by their remoteness. The fact that many people do not take advantage of this offer to attend at least elementary school is due to their lifestyle. But there is more and more education, also here the time does not stand still and we look optimistically into the future.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Dont say Africa bro, say Kenya. In other parts of east Africa we have many warrior cultures so please be more accurate

[@TravelChannelbyNaserian4you]

It's called tribes here - not tribe, but thanks for pointing it out.

[@stephenleindole143]

steven samburu wamb in

[@rigobertobisono7454]

Que patético este documental, sin narrativa

[@TravelChannelbyNaserian4you]

algunas imágenes no necesitan palabras. Se explican por sí mismos.