Shirati is a town in Rorya District in North Mara, Tanzania on the shore above Lake Victoria, near the border with Kenya. It has a population of c. 100,000 It is the northernmost town at the border with Kenya at is located in Royra District. Most of the residents of Shirati are DhoLuo speaking people Nilotes. Suba people, a subbranch of Bantu communities who adopted Luo customs, language, and practices also live in Shirati. Similarly, Shirati has a substantial number of Westerners who work at the mission at Kabwana – translated into "the white people's home" from Luo.
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Towns around Shirati
- Musoma46 km SW
- Tarime49 km SE
- Isebania54 km E
- Migori55 km E
- Sirari56 km E
- Awendo66 km NE
- Butiama70 km S
- Matongo71 km SE
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