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Miyere alive on his peace mission.
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About the Maasai Warrior Maasai in maa which is the language spoken by the plain nilotic Maasai tribe, means the maa speakers.In the luo tribe another nilotic tribe inhabiting the lake and rive of luo, Maa sai means to...read more
The Second Leg of the Mission
The Second Leg of the Mission - The mission embarks on its second stage, based on the values of peace, reasoned dialogue and the strong ancestral origins of a shared life. WE'VE COME A LONG WAY! The question now is, how do we continue to define ourselves? Who are we? Are we apes or are...read more
The wild at heart was quite supportive and we appreciate and thank the management for their devotion towards making our stay and the maasai mission a success. It is humbling to know that the wild at heard also believes that peace can only be achieved through freedom to unite.
Walk for Freedom, Peace and Unity
Walk for freedom, peace and unity. - Compliments of the new year to all warriors and friends, i hope this email get's you in good health as for me i am in a very positive mental and spiritual state. I want to let you know that though my mind talk would take me over, i am happy that i have people among you who offer their moral support and have the time to take a primitive through...read more
SPONSORSHIP OR SUPPORT
Should you wish to support or sponsor the Maasai Mission in any way, or just want to foward your name to be counted among the people who believe that this is an alternative, and efficient start, to champion for the rights of the minority, please submit your details and we will get back to you as soon as possible.Thanks in advance.
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Land continues to be the problem and reason for conflict in our world and especially in Africa.Here is an extract from one of Kenya's dailies with reference to land and governance in Kenya. Part of the problem, says historian Jennifer Wydner in From Harambee to Nyayo, is that the Rift Valley has often acted inconsistently and on many occasions swam against the current.At the centre of the current rebelliousness is over whether to compensate Mau Forest illegal settlers.History lecturer at...read more
Killed for protecting their land from mining - On June 5th, World Environment Day, Peruvian security forces killed at least two dozen indigenous people protesting to protect their lands around Bagua in the Peruvian Amazon. In the violence, nine policemen perished as well. The protesters were opposing the Peruvian government's opening of the region to oil and gas drilling and mining -- supposedly conditions of the Peru-US trade agreement. Land will continue to be an issue and cause of...read more
Brutal Attack of Samburu Villages by Kenyan Police Overthe past three weeks, Kenyan government forces have launched a seriesof ongoing assaults on the indigenous Samburu people in the remotenorthern region of the country, using helicopter gunships and armedground forces to attack several villages. The police, claiming to beafter cattle bandits, strafed unarmed villagers from the air and usedclubs to beat villagers on the ground. The attacks have so fardisplaced more than 2,000 Samburu and government forces confiscated allthe...read more