Embu People
The Embu are a Bantu people inhabiting the Embu District of Kenya. They speak the Bantu Embu language as a mother tongue. To the south of Embu are to be found their cousins, the Mbeere people, in Mbeere District. Previously, the Embu and Mbeere were in one district, Embu District, and were just referred to as the Embu people. To the east, Embu neighbors are the related Kikuyu in Kirinyaga and Nyeri districts. The Meru people in Meru South District border Embu to the North.
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