Taveta

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

Nubi

• The Nubi come from Sudanese tribes that have intermarried local Kenyan and Ugandan women
• The Nubi people are majorly Muslims and follow Islamic beliefs and education system
• The Nubi today in Kenya are mostly settled in urban areas such as slums as theywere originally reserve troops in 17 garrisons aiding the British imperial campaign
• Nubian identity and culture during the rooted in shared values, mannerisms and customs. For ExampleWhenever a young person greets their elders, he clasps their hands, placing them on the chin and then their forehead, signifying respect.
• Kisira, a meal made from maize and wheat flour combined with fermented simsim paste, is still one of their famous cuisines
• Nubian women still practice crafts such as basketry, making mats and food covers, birish, from papyrus reeds. They make red, yellow, green and black-patterned mats called fendezia.
• Nubian communities in Kenya, Uganda and Sudan also hold annual cultural festivals for example: the KarmkolFestival

Isaak

• Main traders when the Europeans reached the East African port. They acted as guides and translators for the British people
• They are considered to be Urban Somalis from British Somaliland

Kenyan European Tribe

• Economically, virtually all Europeans in Kenya belong to the middle- and upper-middle-class
• A small minority Europeans in Kenya are landowners (livestock, horticulturists and farmers), whereas the majority work in the tertiary sector: in finance, import, air transport, and hospitality.