But local herders from other ethnic groups , such as the Sambaa and Pare , also grazed thousands of cattle inside Mkomazi .
Many of the immigrants were Maasai , who are very closely related to the Parakuyo , speaking the same language and sharing many customs .
Local herders from other ethnic groups , such as the Sambaa and Pare , also grazed thousands of cattle inside Mkomazi .
Many of the immigrants were Maasai , who are very closely related to the Parakuyo , speaking the same language and sharing many customs .