Courier CarNyingi…According to Wahome Mutahi (Whispers)
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One person would say the alphabet, and stop or be stoped.Whatever letter he was at would then be picked. You were to fill each column with an entrant starting with that letter:)
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hujui utamu wa boli kaa hujawai cheza hapa,the only triangular football field in the world,
The only field in the world with 3 spots to take corner kicks
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and also mr money bags.
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dvbt2 has pushed this tellys into oblivion
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way way back before sportpesa we had the Kenya Charity Sweepstakes. sijui kaa bado wako?
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VOK/KBC used to air the live draws,
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Holy Ghost Cathedral,Mombasa.The photo was taken in 1979.
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old is gold, kweli tumetoka mbali.
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dj mike huyu hapa (2016)
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Love it!
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The Origin of the name Chang’aa.
The name Chang’aawas adopted in 1950s when one Oyuga Muganda was already an AP in Kisumu. He once narrated the story in the presence of Tom OMUGA how Pelele aka Worajgot its name as Chang’aa. Women from Kano area of Kisumu used to ferry fresh milk in pots to go and seĺl to Kisumu residents . Colonial Government had banned the sale of Local liquor (Pelele)and so the women carrying milk also carried pelele disguised as milk. One day a white policeman who had been tipped of the underground trafficking of “Pelele” stopped women milk sellers on the road to inspect their pots of “milk”. One of the pots had pelele and not milk. The policeman ordered all the pots lined on the roadside and the policeman asked " Maziwa ya nani ? Interpreter repeated in dholuo Ma Chag ng’a? To mean whose milk is this? So Mzungu charged the women with transporting and selling Chang’aa That is how the name CHANG’AA came about.
After being illegal in Kenya for many years, the Kenyan government legalised the traditional home-brewed spirit in 2010, in an effort to take business away from establishments where toxic chemicals are added to the brew to make it stronger. Under the new law, changaa must be manufactured, distributed and sold in glass bottles, and retailers must display health warning signs. Sale to individuals under age 18 is still prohibited, as is sale through automatic vending machines. Anyone making or selling adulterated changaa risks penalties of five million shillings, five years in jail, or both. Chang’aa is usually much cheaper and stronger than other alcoholic drinks, making it the beverage of choice for many.
In almost all Chang’aa dens, there is a lady den-maid is referred to as ‘Mama Pima’
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@Meria Mata, kindly embed the song Jirani, nataka imwendee ule ex wangu @Jirani.
(…nambari ya simu ulionipa, mbona hukusema yote yajulikane…)
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hii ndio tulikua twaita hela, ile nyingine ni pesa.
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Mbona nyuso za mama pima wooote huwa zinakaa kama Aleppo? Craters, valleys, collapsed features…na people hupeleka hawa wamama hapo nyuma for mskutwano?
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Moi had grand dreams for Kenya but some people had other ideas,
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for 1000 likes, name this artist
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AWILO
Kanda bongoman
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jeeso!!!
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