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Maasai

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Maa·sai  (mä-s, mäs)
n. pl. Maasai or Maa·sais
Variant of Masai.


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[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] Actor Edward Norton stopped by RMJM's New York City office on Tuesday to review plans for new, sustainable, healthcare facility RMJM is designing for the Kenyan Maasai community, some of whom currently walk up to 60 miles for care.
The Maasai pastoralists found in Kenya and Tanzania, and the Batwa and Bagyeli people--otherwise referred to disdainfully as the "Pygmies"--found in Uganda, Rwanda, Burundi, DRC, Cameroon, Gabon, Congo Brazzaville and parts of Central African Republic, are the "indigenous" peoples of these regions.
Cholmondeley had already faced murder charges after killing a Maasai game park ranger in 2005, but was acquitted for lack of evidence.
 
 
 
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