Liberty
Elder Lister
Safi kabisa and beautiful.
TBT Maombi edition
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A lot of Agïküyü people, according to ethnologists, have Maasai blood and vice versa.
It is said that these two communities used to raid each other, and often women and girls were the trophies of war. The Maasai, according to anthropologists, over the years came to the realisation that Agïküyü women were generally fertile.
A school of ethnologists opines that the strict milk, meat and blood diet of the Maasai did not augur well for fertility of their women.
It is said that these two communities used to raid each other, and often women and girls were the trophies of war. The Maasai, according to anthropologists, over the years came to the realisation that Agïküyü women were generally fertile.
A school of ethnologists opines that the strict milk, meat and blood diet of the Maasai did not augur well for fertility of their women.
wahitaji maombi Padre
hii kitu ina mileage from here to Pluto and back
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Jomo Kenyatta orders record breaking athlete Henry Rono and boxer Steve Muchoki to be given 8 grade cows each.
The gifts never arrived.
When they asked PS for culture and social services where their cows were he scolded them for "introducing politics to sports"
It did not start today.
The gifts never arrived.
When they asked PS for culture and social services where their cows were he scolded them for "introducing politics to sports"
It did not start today.
KPU deputy party leader Bildad Kaggia gives a KPU sign outside a Kisii court after being sentenced to one year in prison for holding an unlicensed meeting at Sondu in April 1968.
Trouble started when Kaggia arrived with his wife for what he described as a short holiday, and took up residence in the home of Ishmael Oluoch.
Within two hours, three policemen also arrived, and mannerlessly took up residence in the same house as Kaggia, turning the sitting room their bedroom. They had been sent by the government to keep an eye on Kaggia even if it meant living under the same roof as him.
After spending two nights in Oluoch's house, Kaggia left for Sondu market to open a KPU branch . The policemen also left the house and followed him there.
On arrival Kaggia and his party which included Gogo Ochok, were ushered into a shop to address a crowd of around 60 people. Kaggia talked about free education, medical treatment and land. He also urged people to vote for KPU.
However 15 minutes into his speech, the police ordered him to stop and leave. He complied and asked the crowd to disperse.
From Miriu Kaggia and his party headed to Homabay where they were recieved by a crowd outside KPU offices.
The police acting on orders from above dispersed the crowd, and arrested Kaggia, Ochok, and drove them to Kisii. The two were subsequently sentenced to prison by Kisii magistrate James Nyarangi
.
Trouble started when Kaggia arrived with his wife for what he described as a short holiday, and took up residence in the home of Ishmael Oluoch.
Within two hours, three policemen also arrived, and mannerlessly took up residence in the same house as Kaggia, turning the sitting room their bedroom. They had been sent by the government to keep an eye on Kaggia even if it meant living under the same roof as him.
After spending two nights in Oluoch's house, Kaggia left for Sondu market to open a KPU branch . The policemen also left the house and followed him there.
On arrival Kaggia and his party which included Gogo Ochok, were ushered into a shop to address a crowd of around 60 people. Kaggia talked about free education, medical treatment and land. He also urged people to vote for KPU.
However 15 minutes into his speech, the police ordered him to stop and leave. He complied and asked the crowd to disperse.
From Miriu Kaggia and his party headed to Homabay where they were recieved by a crowd outside KPU offices.
The police acting on orders from above dispersed the crowd, and arrested Kaggia, Ochok, and drove them to Kisii. The two were subsequently sentenced to prison by Kisii magistrate James Nyarangi
.
Henry Rono one of the greatest runners to ever represent Kenya on the international athletic scene. Super athlete unfortunately he later on fell into misfortune and had to be bailed out financially through public fundraisers. He managed the near impossible feat of breaking four world records in 2 weeks.
Kenya boycotted the 1976 olympics in protest over apartheid that was before Rono came up. The one that affected him was the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics because Russia (USSR) had invaded Afghanistan.
Kenya boycotted the 1976 olympics in protest over apartheid that was before Rono came up. The one that affected him was the 1980 boycott of the Moscow Olympics because Russia (USSR) had invaded Afghanistan.
Clemens
Elder Lister
Poolers vodka from amarios brands was my favourite, ulikuwa unalewa na plastic chupa ya 40 Bob.
George Mukabi was among early Africans to record music in Kenya.
Some of his popular songs which still grace our air waves are "Singula Nakupenda" and "Mtoto si Nguo" which he composed but performed by his son.
His style of music was popular among urban Africans and played a great part in influencing urban musicians such as John Mwale.
However his illustrious musical career ended tragically in 1963, after he pursued his second wife who had broken his guitar, dragged her out of her parents' house and assaulted her.
Mukabi who had just returned from Nairobi where he had gone for music business, left his guitar in his second wife's house and went to have a rest in his first wife's house.
The younger wife thought Mukabi was going to give all the money he had brought from Nairobi to the the first wife, and out of jealousy took her husband's guitar and smashed it.
Mukabi heard the commotion and rushed to his second wife's house to find out what was happening. The lady upon realising what she had just done, took off to her parents' home as Mukabi gave chase.
Mukabi really cherished his guitar which he was gifted by an Englishman and there was no way he could let his second wife get away with her actions.
On arrival at his in-laws which was just around the corner, he passed his father in law who was basking in the sun and went straight to the house to look for his wife. When he failed to find her in the sitting room, he entered the bedroom where he found her hiding under her parents' bed.
He dragged her out and started beating her. The woman's father who was too old to fight, screamed for help from the villagers who were still in their shambas.
They arrived with panga's, jembes and rungus and straightaway descended on Mukabi. Despite sustaining deep cuts, Mukabi still managed to cross River Yala as he tried to save his life . However, he collapsed just some distance from the banks.
The villagers who were still in hot pursuit caught up with him and finished him off by cutting him into pieces.
They then placed the body parts on a mkokoteni and took them to Kakamega Hospital Motuary
Some of his popular songs which still grace our air waves are "Singula Nakupenda" and "Mtoto si Nguo" which he composed but performed by his son.
His style of music was popular among urban Africans and played a great part in influencing urban musicians such as John Mwale.
However his illustrious musical career ended tragically in 1963, after he pursued his second wife who had broken his guitar, dragged her out of her parents' house and assaulted her.
Mukabi who had just returned from Nairobi where he had gone for music business, left his guitar in his second wife's house and went to have a rest in his first wife's house.
The younger wife thought Mukabi was going to give all the money he had brought from Nairobi to the the first wife, and out of jealousy took her husband's guitar and smashed it.
Mukabi heard the commotion and rushed to his second wife's house to find out what was happening. The lady upon realising what she had just done, took off to her parents' home as Mukabi gave chase.
Mukabi really cherished his guitar which he was gifted by an Englishman and there was no way he could let his second wife get away with her actions.
On arrival at his in-laws which was just around the corner, he passed his father in law who was basking in the sun and went straight to the house to look for his wife. When he failed to find her in the sitting room, he entered the bedroom where he found her hiding under her parents' bed.
He dragged her out and started beating her. The woman's father who was too old to fight, screamed for help from the villagers who were still in their shambas.
They arrived with panga's, jembes and rungus and straightaway descended on Mukabi. Despite sustaining deep cuts, Mukabi still managed to cross River Yala as he tried to save his life . However, he collapsed just some distance from the banks.
The villagers who were still in hot pursuit caught up with him and finished him off by cutting him into pieces.
They then placed the body parts on a mkokoteni and took them to Kakamega Hospital Motuary
Eng'iti
Elder Lister
WTF did I just read. How tragic
It's Me Scumbag
Elder Lister
Padre's observation is based on historical context...the then Shikwekwe was 'safi kabisa and beautiful' according to his standards.
To talk of mileage is to take it out of that context...
Kabuturi