• The KITUMUSOTE Maasai Cultural Safari will be one of the most enriching and rewarding cultural experience of your life! The entire tour will be led by a Maasai Warrior Kesuma Kasikasi. Learn about traditional medicines, dancing and food. The Cultural Safari is a crash course on the Maasai way of life!

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Kitumusote's Wildlife Conservation Initiative is a new project that will focus on the Maasai's efforts to avoid conflicts with wildlife.

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The first quarter of 2010 started off strong for Kitumusote with health classes taught by health expert and British volunteer , Helen Norton. Maasai women were taught how to recognize the first signs of illnesses such as malaria infection, pneunmonia, diarrhea and fever. They were given information on the best way to organically treat the early symptoms of each illness and how to know when someone required more serious medical attention.

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Tanzania faced a terrible drought this past year. The expected rains did not come in April and May. This caused a drastic drought that affected many people through out Tanzania including the Maasai. These fragile communities depend on the rain for their crops, trees, livestock, and most importantly for their drinking water.  Kitumusote faced many setbacks caused by this unforeseen natural catastrophe. Watering holes dried up and livestock suffered. Crops died and people were faced with unrelenting hunger.  Many people had to seek government help.

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