Kemos
Kemos refers to a group of indigenous people who traditionally inhabited the area now known as Kenya. The term itself is an exonym, meaning it was given to them by outsiders, and its exact origins are debated among scholars. Historically, Kemos were known for their semi-nomadic lifestyle, relying on pastoralism for sustenance. Their social structure was largely based on clan systems, with strong communal ties and traditions passed down through oral history.
The Kemos people had a rich cultural heritage, expressed through their music, dance, storytelling, and intricate