The Oldeka is a distinctive warrior hairstyle worn by Maasai Moran (young men/warriors). It features long, braided strands that fall from the top or front of the head, created with the help of extensions often made from cotton or natural fibers. The weaving is intricate and time-consuming, requiring patience and skill. Far from being mere decoration, the Oldeka carries deep cultural meaning: it symbolizes strength, courage, and transition into warrior status. Because the braid is long and visual

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The Maasai jump or Adumu, is a ritualistic jumping dance performed by the Maasai people of Kenya 🇰🇪 and Tanzania 🇹🇿 as a rite of passage for young warriors (morani) to transition into adulthood. #Africa | Typical African

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