Kibera settlement in Nairobi Kenya is where the country's first every jump ropers sprang from. Introduced by world-class jump roper Mike Fry in the streets of Kibera, the sport grew though the community, and the area is now home to many a jump rope champion. They now pass their skills on to the younger generations, creating a space for young people to feel free and express themselves. CGTN spoke with the Jump Rope Association of Kenya - JRAK to learn more. | CGTN Africa

2.9K views · 102 reactions | 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 | Facebook

🇰🇪 Adumu: the Maasai jumping dance of Tradition, Strength and Identity. A remarkable tradition soars above the horizon in the Masai culture. The young Maasai warriors jump, known as ‘adamu’ or ‘adumu’. This captivating practice goes uncountable generations back in history and is far more than a display of athleticism. It has a deeper cultural significance, a rite of passage and a symbol of strength within the Masai community. Rite of Passage: The high jump stands as a sacred rite of passage fo