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Kenya is a diverse country, with more than 42 ethnic communities, each with its own language, cultures and customs. Among the largest groups are the Kikuyu, the Luhya and the Luo. Kenyan art includes sculptures, masks and paintings. Dance and music are an important part of Kenyan culture, each group having its own distinctive style. A majority of the population is Christian; significant minorities include Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs.
| African Cultural Centre |
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| Dero Community & Cultural Organization |
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| Fort Jesus Museum |
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| Hyrax Hill Museum |
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| Kabarnet Museum |
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| Kapenguria Museum |
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| Karen Blixen Museum |
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| Kariandusi Museum |
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| Kisumu |
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| Kitale Museum |
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| Lamu Museum |
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| Ministry of Culture and Social Services |
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| National Museums of Kenya |
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Culture
Dance is also an important part of the culture with each tribe having its own distinct style.
Art
Art focuses on masks which reflect the life, environment, and traditional rituals of the people.
Sport
Football is the most popular sport.