The Dorobo of Kenya and Tanzania
The Dorobo of Kenya and Tanzania Pray for a group of Okiek/Dorobo at Nessuet on the
Unreached People: Dorobo
The Dorobo are not actually a single people group, but a diverse group of peoples descended from the ancient San people who originally settled in the Rift Valley around 1000 AD and lived as hunter-gatherers. The name ‘Dorobo’ comes from the Maasai word ‘Il-torrobo’ for ‘the ones without cattle.’ They live in Kenya’s highland forests collecting honey and hunting wild animals with poison arrows and spears. They are also known as the Okiek.
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Dorobo
The Dorobo are a diverse group of peoples who live in Kenya’s highland forests. PrayAfrica.org
The Dorobo
The Dorobo are a diverse group of peoples who live in Kenya’s highland forests. Recently,
Pray for the Dorobo people
The Dorobo are not actually a single people group, but a diverse group of peoples descended from the ancient San people.
How is God reaching the Dorobo?
Until 1991 the Dorobo, also known as the Okiek, were unreached by Christianity and barely touched by the outside world. But now Dorobo are evangelists!