Kikuyu

• Popular cuisine among the Kikuyu includes a maize and beans mixture known as Irio, as well as a mixture of greens, potatoes and peas known as mokimu
• They Enjoy music in their local dialect (Gikuyu) that has some country influence. This genre of music is known as Mugithi.The lyrics always revolve around politics and the society. Sample songs https://bit.ly/3kvao0V
• Kikuyu people adorn themselves during wedding ceremonies in very unique ways.  The Kikuyu dress code for women is a simple leather wrap- around skirt known as a 'Muthuru’. The ladies then pair the skirt with a cloak made from goatskin referred to as 'Nyathiba. This clothing has been modified over time to have a modern appeal

Taveta

Tavetas are popularly known as agriculturists and for their skills as smithies and craftsmen

Gosha

• The majority of Gosha are descendants of freed or escaped slaves from the Shabeelle Valley
• Majority of Goshas consider themselves as part of Somali clans
• Many Gosha participate in possession dances like "lumbe,"
• They are commonly involved in basket weaving and making of vibrant fabrics with bright colours

Walwana

• A marginalized tribal group in Tana riverKnown for their fishing activities in the river
• They are also known as Malakote and considered to be part of the Pokomo group.
• Kenya’s national anthem is derived from a lullaby in this tribal group. The Walwanaculture is rich in folk tales, songs, dances
• There is astrong influence of Pokomo culture in today;s Swahili culture as the Pokomo’s intermarried with the coastal Arabs. One of the languages among the Walwana is a precursor to the Kiswahili Language