Digo people

The Digo are a Bantu-speaking ethnic group primarily found along the coastal regions of Kenya and northern Tanzania. They are part of the larger Mijikenda community and have a rich cultural heritage, including unique oral traditions, music, and dance. Traditionally, the Digo engage in activities like farming, fishing, and commerce. They are known for their distinctive coastal architecture and coastal cuisine. Their social structure includes clans and age-sets, and they often practice Islam or Christianity, blending traditional beliefs. The Digo have maintained their cultural identity while adapting to modern influences in their region.