Marachi

The Marachi are one of sixteen tribes of the Luhya people of Kenya, making up approximately one percent of the Luyha. They are one of the three Luhya groups occupying Busia County, along with the Bakhayo and the Samia.^{[citation needed]}

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↑ Miguel, Ted (June 1999). "ETHNIC DIVERSITY, MOBILITY AND SCHOOL FUNDING: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM KENYA". The Development Economics Discussion Paper Series. DEDPS No.14: 5–6. SSRN 1126983 – via SSRN.
↑ Kremer, Michael, and Edward Miguel. Networks, social learning, and technology adoption: the case of deworming drugs in Kenya. No. 00312. The Field Experiments Website, 2003. Page 18 n. 21.

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[1] Miguel, Ted (June 1999). "ETHNIC DIVERSITY, MOBILITY AND SCHOOL FUNDING: THEORY AND EVIDENCE FROM KENYA". The Development Economics Discussion Paper Series. DEDPS No.14: 5–6. SSRN 1126983 – via SSRN.

[2] Kremer, Michael, and Edward Miguel. Networks, social learning, and technology adoption: the case of deworming drugs in Kenya. No. 00312. The Field Experiments Website, 2003. Page 18 n. 21.

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