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Musikari Kombo aka Omusinde WaNasipwondi

The politics of western Kenya would be incomplete without talking about the life and times of Hon. Musikari Kombo. We offer insights into his political journey, eminence as a Luhya elder and his role in our collective history.

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About Balunda clan of the Bukusu: Their powers over rain, getting buried seated and more

Luhya People, The Bukusu /

A short story about Balunda clan of the Bukusu on their rich culture and history as a people. The Balunda are commonly called the ‘batikitia ekulu’ in Bukusu language; meaning those with power over the heavens. You might call them the rain makers for it is believed that they posses supernatural powers to postpone or […]

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Kutalang’i By Wanjala wa Mandari & The Untold Story of Micheal Kijana Wamalwa & Musikari Kombo

Luhya Music Reviews /

The stimulating, emotional folk song “Kutalang’i”  has an intro that harps on the familiar with the characteristic Bukusu folk music music staccato rhythm of Litungu and Chisasi in uncomfortable harmony. Kutalang`i is Lubukusu for the Lion King. Lions are symbols of strength and courage and have been celebrated throughout history for these traits. From the

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