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The Daasanach (also known as the Marille or Geleba) are an ethnic group inhabiting parts of Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Sudan. Their main homeland is in the Debub Omo Zone of the South Ethiopia Regional State, adjacent to Lake Turkana.

The Dasenech, alternatively known as the Geleb or Galeba, Marille and Reshiat, live just north of Lake Turkana, the region where Ethiopia borders Kenya and Sudan. These names all concern the same people, in total 24.000 souls. The Dasenech are neighbored by Turkana and Bume and are Ethiopia’s most southern people. The Dasenech can however

Dasenech may refer to: Dasenech (woreda), a district of Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region, Ethiopia; Dasenech language, or Daasanach, spoken by the Daasanach people in Ethiopia, South Sudan, and Kenya

The Dassanech or Dasenech, also known as Geleb, are an indigenous Cushitic-speaking ethnic group residing in Ethiopia and Kenya. They have traditionally inhabited the southern region of the Omo Valley, specifically the Omorate District, which is in close proximity to the border between Ethiopia and Kenya.

The Dasenech, alternatively known as the Galeb or Reshiat, range across a large territory following the western banks of the Omo River to Lake Turkana. Local oral tradition, reinforced by that of the Turkana, recounts that the Dasenech migrated to their current homeland from a region called Nyupe, to the west of Turkana, after being forced out ...

2007年5月28日 · Dasenech (District, Ethiopia) with population statistics, charts, map and location.

The Dassanech tribe lives around the Omo Delta on the northern side of Lake Turkana. They practice flood retreat cultivation, pastoralism, and fishing. The Dassanech are the most southerly ethnic group living in Ethiopia’s Omo Valley. The lands of the Dassanech are semi-arid and live where the Omo delta enters Lake Turkana.

Daasanach also known as Dasenech or Dathanaik or Dhaasanac or Gheleba or Guleb or Marille or Merille or Reshiat or Reshait is a language spoken in West shores of Omo River in Ethiopia and shores of Lake Turkana in Kenya by the Daasanach people. Daasanach language has approximately 99,998 native speakers. e

Dasenech, Guleb, Galeba, Marill, Reshait Population: 66,200 in Ethiopia Language: Daasanach Location: Lower Omo River, along Lake Turkana (the largest desert lake in the world); also in Kenya and Sudan Religion: Ethnic Religions (89%); Muslim (10%) % Christian:1.0% (70% Orthodox, 20% Protestant, 10% Independent % Evangelical: 0.5%