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Maasai leaders, led by Kajido Governor Joseph Ole Lenku have called for the preservation of their rich culture and urged Maa counties to allocate lands for cultural events. Speaking at a graduation ceremony in Osupuko village, Trans Mara West Sub-county, where young men are celebrating their completion of Emenchet, Governor Lenku highlighted the significance of Maasai culture as a key part of both Kenyan and broader African tradition.
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Local leaders urge Maa counties to allocate lands for cultural events
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