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them civilization of the west. The twelfth and present day generation of the Iteso is called ‘Emorimori’ which means unity of all the Iteso all over the world. Emorimori is led by the king of the Iteso based in Soroti Uganda called Papa
Emorimori Augustine Osuban. This generation of Iteso is of age, well educated, civilized and largely Christian, rearing a wide range of animals both for domestic and commercial use, farming using modern techniques and engaging in economic activities beneficial to the society at large The current generation (Emorimori) occupies the Eastern parts of Uganda and western parts of Kenya.
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Kenya, splitting the Iteso; despite this division, there's little cultural difference between the two. However, the two's economic and social paths have diverged greatly. At independence, Ugandan Iteso were wealthier, as they did not suffer from the economic marginalization Kenyan
Africans did due to white settlers. However, the Kenyan Iteso did not suffer the same degree of political instability their Ugandan cousins have, and Kenya's more developed economic infrastructure allowed for Kenyan Iteso to overtake Ugandan Iteso in wealth.
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circa 1500 AD, and by the 19th century, they controlled a vast swathe of territory. Their aggressive expansion drew them into conflicts with other already present ethnic groups. Oduk is credited with militarily organizing the Iteso and helping them defeat their rivals. However, their gains were reversed as neighboring ethnic groups allied with the
British defeated them. Much of traditional Iteso culture and organization was lost when they were conquered by the
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poultry only since their carmels succumbed to the harsh and hostile weather conditions. The seventh generation of the Iteso was called ‘Ilemelemen’. This group crossed river Auja along the boundary between Ngora and Soroti districts in Uganda led by Okapel. They settled on the eastern part of the river Auja and on top of Kapir hills while some spread to Kumi district in Uganda. Some still moved to Palisa through Akadot, Kanyum and
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Eritrea where they settled. The third generation of the Iteso was called ‘Okori’, named after Okori who led the Iteso from
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drowned and got carried away by the strong waters. Those who managed to cross over called themselves ‘Ijureta’. They settled in
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called ‘Iteso’, a name coined by a group of young men who said ‘Ite so ibaren’ meaning they were on the move in search of pasture for their animals when the old men said they could no longer move because of old age and decided to settle in a place currently called ‘Karamoja’ occupied by
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The fifth generation of the Iteso was called ‘Ijureta’. This group of Iteso moved from
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The eleventh generation of the Iteso was called ‘Arionga’. They crossed the Uganda-Kenya border into Kenya around 1706 and settled along the border in the present day
Tesoland in Kenya. This generation of Iteso went to school and got formal education with the coming of Missionaries who brought with
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It's believed there were two waves of migration. The first migration brought them to present day northeastern Uganda and western Kenya and was largely gradual and peaceful. The legendary hero Oduk and his wife Among'in supposedly helped the Iteso in this second migration to modern day Busia County
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The eighth generation of the Iteso was called ‘Ibwangeta’, named after a place called Kabwangasi where there was war with enemy tribes over their settlement in the area. The ninth generation of the Iteso was called ‘Imodingo’. This group moved from Kabwangasi and settled on the slopes of Mt. Elgon
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soldiers from the army for their previous service under Obote. These disgruntled soldiers, upon returning to their economically deprived homelands due to violent cattle raids, took up arms against the Museveni regime. The Teso insurgency lasted into the late 1980s, keeping the region undeveloped.
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The sixth generation of the Iteso was called ‘Asonya’. This group anticipated floods in their movement from Katakwi to Soroti since there were rivers that fed lake Kyoga between them. So, they were adequately prepared for the challenges they met along the way. Asonya kept cattle, goats, sheep and
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was overthrown in 1979, the Karamojong acquired large amounts of arms, which they used to raid cattle from largely unarmed Iteso civilians; Iteso cattle herds were decimated, and many fell into poverty. During Obote's second period of rule, the Ugandan army was composed largely of the Iteso and
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The exact origins of the Iteso remain unclear. Iteso oral tradition holds that they originated from Djibouti thousands of years ago. The first generation of the Iteso was called ’Itunga’, a semi-hermitic group that was born by Oduk.The Iteso had six major clans, namely:- 1. Ikariwok – who were
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towards Mbale Uganda. The tenth generation of the Iteso was called ‘Ikutai’, named after a tree called Ekutat from which farming implements were made. This was because this group began traditional farming. Ikutai settled in Tororo Uganda and its environs.
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1694:The Star
1369:Religion
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963:Diaspora
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860:Ilchamus
763:Kipsigis
758:Marakwet
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716:Maragoli
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115:Religion
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3563:Songora
3528:Nubians
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3423:Bunyoro
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3408:Banyala
3398:Baganda
3277:Chinese
3234:El Molo
3201:Turkana
3171:Samburu
3123:Swahili
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2278:removed
2263:sources
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2074:Katakwi
2062:Bukedea
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1939:Origins
1934:History
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1487:Lingala
1397:Judaism
1392:Quakers
1262:Cuisine
1195:Italian
1156:English
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1031:Kimîîru
1011:Swahili
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895:Sengwer
865:Turkana
855:Samburu
726:Tachoni
711:Marachi
676:Banyala
589:Moi Era
546:History
437:Symbols
355:Cuisine
274:History
221:Nilotic
194:Country
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3523:Masaba
3453:Hororo
3433:Dodoth
3428:Busoga
3388:Aringa
3383:Ankole
3368:Adhola
3282:Indian
3254:Somali
3186:Maasai
3156:Ateker
3151:Ariaal
3133:Taveta
3113:Pokomo
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2033:Soroti
2016:Acholi
1556:Cinema
1502:Taarab
1472:Boomba
1330:Diwali
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1229:Akamba
1224:Gikuyu
1190:French
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1161:German
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