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are a Somali Dir clan found in southern Somalia (Lower Jubba) and eastern Kenya, mostly along the Tana River. The Wardey Ali are a pastoralist community. Mostly they live in Tana River County alongside Orma communities. The tribe has a population of about 700,000 people (2022) in Kenya. They speak the Somali language and practice Islam. the wardey lived in qooqani,garseni Afmadow,kismayo,dhobley,Bangal They faced a widescale displacement by the Ogaden and other Somali clans during their migrations into Wardey heartlands west of the Jubba river in the 19th century.