Kikuyu. Of all the tribes in Kenya, Kikuyu is the most populous one, having its own set of cultures and traditions. This Bantu group forms a 22% population of Kenya and mostly inhabits Kenya’s Central region.
The Maasai tribe is the most popular tribe in Kenya worldly famous for their unique culture and history, the Maasai belong to the Nilotic ethnic group inhabiting in the northern, central and southern regions of Kenya.
The Bukusu and the Maragoli are the two largest Luhya sub-tribes.
The El Molo, also known as Elmolo, are an ethnic group mainly inhabiting the northern Eastern Province of Kenya. They are the smallest ethnic group in Kenya, numbering about 300 people. They originally settled in the north of Lake Turkana but were forced by the other tribes to move south to the small islands.
The Kipsigis are regarded among the most hospitable and courteous ethnic groups of Kenya. Apart from the Kalenjin, the other tribe in this group is the Tatonga of Western Tanzania.
Different Kenyan tribes harbor a unique sense of beauty but Kikuyu women are reservedly exotic and irresistibly sexy. These women also have alluring bodies, shiny foreheads, and sublime complexions. The rest of the Kenyan tribes are stiff-stunned at the incredible charisma of Kikuyu women.
[SIZE=2]Kalenjins form majority of teachers at 59,538.[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]Kikuyus number 59,010
Luhyas 52,882
Luos 40,657
Kambas 39,807
Kisiis 30,317[/SIZE]
[SIZE=2]Meru 22,164.[/SIZE]
The Mijikenda comprises nine (9) distinct Bantu groups who speak closely-related languages. They include the Chonyi, Duruma, Digo, Giriama, Jibana, Kambe, Kauma, Rabai and Ribe.