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[Mwalimu-G]

Baba Yao

 

[Mwalimu-G]

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Mwalimu @Kasaman that's what the people who brought the religion you follow thought about your ancestors.

 

[Kasaman]

Mwalimu @Kasaman that's what the people who brought the religion you follow thought about your ancestors.

Yenyewe they were wrong, Africans were and are God fearing people

 

[Mwalimu-G]

Yenyewe they were wrong, Africans were and are God fearing people

Murungu, Mwenenyanga, Ngai. Not that phantom they call Jesu.

 

[Sambam]

Baba Yao

This isn’t museveni kama hukua unajua

 

[Kasaman]

This isn’t museveni kama hukua unajua

Is a comedian ?

 

[Kasaman]

Kazi ni kazi
@Mongrel in job

 

[Sambam]

Is a comedian ?

Yes. Ni kama kusema Nyambane ni Moi

 

[@sec_gen]

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Kazi ni kazi
@Mongrel in job

It was suggested by his wife after handing over the title deeds to her.

 

[Clemens]

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The name shenzi is the source of coining the name zinjanthropus by one of the Leakey's, in Swahili washenzi as was written by Prof Mazrui signified the unexposed and backward people in coastal Kenya and Tanzania, especially the mijikenda people, who didn't/couldn't use lots of Arabic jargon in their day to day communication.

 

[Kasaman]

after handing over the title deeds to her.

Title deeds za pigstys !

 

[Kasaman]

Looks more of a fight to me !

 

[Mwalimu-G]

The name shenzi is the source of coining the name zinjanthropus by one of the Leakey's, in Swahili washenzi as was written by Prof Mazrui signified the unexposed and backward people in coastal Kenya and Tanzania, especially the mijikenda people, who didn't/couldn't use lots of Arabic jargon in their day to day communication.

I thought Zinj, Zenj and Zanj was Arabic for Africans (black people).

 

[Clemens]

I thought Zinj, Zenj and Zanj was Arabic for Africans (black people).

Yote mamoja Kaka, in the eyes of the Arabs blacks were (are?) Uncultured lots.

 

[upepo]

The name shenzi is the source of coining the name zinjanthropus by one of the Leakey's, in Swahili washenzi as was written by Prof Mazrui signified the unexposed and backward people in coastal Kenya and Tanzania, especially the mijikenda people, who didn't/couldn't use lots of Arabic jargon in their day to day communication.

In the religious context, it means pagans, and carries several other meanings too, including backward.