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BY Mildred Europa Taylor, 11:00am August 09, 2018,

Africa’s 7 most indigenous people facing extinction

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by Mildred Europa Taylor, 11:00am August 09, 2018,

Africa's 7 most indigenous people facing extinction

Ogiek people — africanindy.com

Ogiek

They have been repeatedly asked by Kenyan authorities to move from the Mau forest to protect national water supplies and wildlife but have refused.

The Mau forest has been degraded following the activities of logging companies and illegal settlers.

The Ogiek insist that they are not responsible and are refusing to move. Even though the Kenyan government has burnt down many of their homes, they are still fighting back.

Last Edited by:Francis Akhalbey Updated: August 9, 2018

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