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The Keiyo are part of the larger grouping of eight culturally and linguistically related ethnic groups known as the Kalenjin, a heading which includes the Kipsigis, Nandi, Tugen, Marakwet, Pokot, Sabaot and Terik.These groups were earlier known collectively as Nandi speaking peoples or alternatively, as the southern Nilo-Hamites. The more recent name Kalenjin, which translates as “I tell you,” is a relatively new historical phenomenon dating to the time around World War II, and stemming from a desire to draw political strength from the larger numbers such an association would bring.
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