The Maasai,who live outside the direct control of the government of Tanzania and have had to form their own nongovernmental organizations (NGOs)and other political organizations to fight against the government's efforts to act as though they did not exist,might today be known as

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The Maasai are considered an ethnic group because they share a common culture, language, and identity, and they have organized themselves to advocate for their rights and interests. They are not autonomous states, bands, or chiefdoms.

The Maasai,who Live Outside the Direct Control of the Government