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The Saho people speak the Saho language as a mother tongue. It belongs to the Saho-Afar dialect cluster of the Lowland East Cushitic languages, which are part of the Cushitic branch of the Afroasiatic family and is closely related to Afar.
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Within Eritrea, the Saho primarily reside in the Southern and Northern Red Sea regions. 230.000 Saho live between the Eastern foothills of Akele-Saho, Foro Valley, and Semhar near the Red Sea.
Saho, people of the coastal plains of southern Eritrea. Traditional Saho culture involved considerable mobility, because people needed to move their herds of camels, sheep, goats, and, more recently, cattle from summer pasture to winter pasture each year.
The aim of this website is to collect as many materials as possible regarding the Saho-speaking communities of Eritrea and Ethiopia. Old and new articles and books, or simply excerpts from books that speak about the language, the history, the culture and the territory of the Saho.
The Saho people are an ethnic group predominantly found in the Horn of Africa, specifically in Eritrea and northern Ethiopia. With an estimated population ranging between 250,000 and 650,000, the Saho are a Cushitic-speaking community whose language, Saho, is a key element of their cultural identity.