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yabunje the rat

Meet yabunje the royal rat: Of gold diggers, wealth charmers and stealing from neighbors

Luhya Folklore, Folk literature / By Omwami Mwene

A story from my childhood on my first ever meeting of yabunje the royal rat; and all Bukusu culture about this fabled rodent. True story. We had closed school. August …

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poster of bukusu proverb engila sebolela okenda, featuring image of forest path

Translation and meaning of engila sebolela okenda, a Bukusu proverb

Folk literature / By Omwami Mwene

Find the English translation and meaning of the Bukusu proverb engila sebolela okenda. English The road does not tell the traveler what lies ahead. What is the meaning of bukusu …

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