Who are we?
Dimbwiii Culture is Maasai experience local company. We pride ourselves on exceptional Maasai experiences with some of the best Maasai Guiding in the industry. Dimbwiii is here to provide a truly immersive and Maasai experience in East Africa. The profit is aimed to renovate schools, water systems, providing academic scholarship to disadvantaged children, and supporting sustainable economic development projects in the Maasai Monduli region, we also provide knowledge to the community for conservation matters by planting trees.
Commitment
In 1994, Morani Poyoni and his son Bobu founded the company, formerly known as Monduli Juu cultural tourism program. His vision was to create unique and inspiring experiences focussing on truly connecting guests through cultural experience and low impact activities, specifically through Hiking, trekking and bird watching . This formed the foundation of the Dimbwiii brand slogan: “life on the pond”. "Dimbwi" is a Swahili word that translates to "pool," "puddle," or "mere" in English. It refers to a small body of standing water teaming with life, often stagnant or formed after rain.
More details:
The process of a small water droplet falling and making a sound is commonly referred to as dripping or plinking. When a droplet lands on a liquid surface (like a puddle or another body of water), it can cause a small, trapped air bubble to oscillate, resulting in a characteristic "plink" sound of "Dimbwiii".
Genuine Encounters, Genuine Experiences
Our Mission
To empower the Maasai people so that they can make better-informed decisions affecting their future, and to minimize permanent migration of young men and women from the community.
Our Mission
To empower the Maasai people so that they can make better-informed decisions affecting their future, and to minimize permanent migration of young men and women from the community.
Education
Objectives:
• To build learning institutions such as a primary school, secondary school, vocational and training college, library, cultural center and other educational institutions essential to community self-reliance and cultural conservation.
• To set up and run an educational fund program for bursaries, scholarships and other educational sponsorships for needy students from the area.
• To build a health center/clinic and promote a community health education and disease prevention program.
Economic development
Objectives:
• To create employment in the local area through alternative income generating activities such as community based tourism and intercultural exchange program.
• To help the community promote ecologically and culturally sensitive business activities for the purpose of community building, employment, and economic self-reliance.
To integrate the Maasai people into the modern world, while preserving the culture through education, health, environmental conservation, and economic development.