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There are many different communities in Kenya, each with its own unique culture, language, and traditions. Some of the major ethnic groups in Kenya include the Kikuyu, Luo, Luhya, Kalenjin, Kamba, and Maasai, among others. Each community has its own distinct customs, beliefs, and practices that contribute to the rich tapestry of Kenyan society.
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- Kikuyu (22.8%)
- Luhya (15.8%)
- Kalenjin (12.5%)
- Luo (11.8%)
- Kamba (11.1%)
- Kisii (6.3%)
- Meru (5.7%)
- Somali (5.4%)
- Turkana (4.1%)
- Maasai (3.4%)
- Swahili (2.7%)
- Borana (2.5%)
- Rendille (2.3%)
- Gabbra (1.9%)
- Boni (1.8%)
- El Molo (1.7%)
- Pokot (1.6%)
- Samburu (1.5%)
- Taita (1.3%)
- Taveta (1.2%)
- Waata (1.1%)
- Other (6.1%)
- Luhya (15.8%)
- Kalenjin (12.5%)
- Luo (11.8%)
- Kamba (11.1%)
- Kisii (6.3%)
- Meru (5.7%)
- Somali (5.4%)
- Turkana (4.1%)
- Maasai (3.4%)
- Swahili (2.7%)
- Borana (2.5%)
- Rendille (2.3%)
- Gabbra (1.9%)
- Boni (1.8%)
- El Molo (1.7%)
- Pokot (1.6%)
- Samburu (1.5%)
- Taita (1.3%)
- Taveta (1.2%)
- Waata (1.1%)
- Other (6.1%)
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