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BORN IN 1960s ,1970s 1980s,
LET US RAISE UP OUR HANDS AND THANK GOD
BECAUSE:-

1) We are the last generation that never called friends on phones to visit them but would meet near a given tree or field

2) We are the last generation to write letters to our fiances and our beloved ones and messages still got there

3) We are the last generation that played bare foot and never got injuries

4) We are the last generation that would play in rains and never got sick and end bathroom duties

5) We are the last generation that would go out in woods to play but would sneak back home late and safe

6) We are the last generation that did our homework without the help of our parents .

7) We are the last generation that would ride bicycles many kilometers without helmets and never got hurt.walked to school and not dropped by private or public vehicles.

8) We are the last generation that would take painkillers whenever we got sick of malaria and it would go away in two days

9) We are the last generation that would take porridge & a piece of roasted or boiled maize only during lunch time and we would still concentrate in class

10) We are the last generation that would never wash our own school uniform and bathe the whole week

11) We are the last generation that did well in school without calculators, computers and reference books .

12) We are the last generation that would eat, share one bowl without washing hands and never got sick

13) We are the last generation that enjoyed real Christmas with Bread, blue band and Rice and beef and would feel very contented

14) We are the last generation to carry a 25kg bag of maize on our heads to the grinding meal (ekyoma kyokusa) and never felt muscle sprain

15) We are the last generation that feared our parents and never used to answer back when they speak or reprimand you and we grew up cultured

16) We are the last generation to be beaten by the teacher and never report home and still felt justice has been done

17) We are the last generation to look after cattle as they graze in open fields

18) And finally we are the last generation to thrive without stress nor depression

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Ishe-Katabaazi akatwara ente ze kweshera ahamugyera reero kuyaba nahikayo yareeba omushaija ayine ente nungi munonga. Ishe-Katabaazi yazetenga, yatandika kushara amagyezi oku arazitungye. Yatandika kutekyereza juba, yayijuka ngu omushaija ogwo akaba agyira obuhembe gwangire kukira. kuyokumuringaringa, akabasa kutunga ente zomushaija ziboneire munonga. Asyo atandika kweshera ente ze, buri emwe arikugyiha eiziina. "Nywa'maizi gawe bihogo," "Gyenda omumaisho kyomya," "Kifefe gyend'onywe," "Kyamate wunatungyire nakyiza omuhembe," agumizamu nayeta buri nte eiziina. Reero omushaija ahurikyiza, asharamu kumubuza oku arikumanya eiziina ryokuha ente, okukyira eyiyagambamu omuhembe. Ishe-Katabaazi amugarukamu ati, "manya ente egyo nkagitunga obunakyiza omuntu wabaire aine omuhembe. Akampa ente eitaano, eriya, neriya..." asyo azibara. Omushaija agambira Ishe-Katabaazi ku agyira omuhembe. Ishe-Katabaazi amugarukamu amugambira ku nagukiza. Omushaija amubuza ekyiyokumuha. Ishe Katabaazi agamba ente eitaano eziyokwetoranira. Reero bikirizangana, Ishe-Katabaazi atwara ente, agambira omushaija aharamushangye akamuha omubazi gwokutamba omuhembe. Omushaija aheza kweshera ente ze, ataaha aine amashemererwa mingyi.

Omwebazyo guhika, Ishe-Katabazi afuuta eshenda nyingyi, azijwanza norwamba gwentaama. Kwaheza, agyita omukyanzi atwarira nyamushaija, amugambira kugunaabisa omukanwa kwonka atagumira. Omushaija akanwa kashariira kwonka ayehangana, nomubazi amiraho kakye, reero ebihinzi bitandika kuragara.

Ishe-Katabaazi akaba yamugyizire ngu kwarareebe ebihinzi byaretwa omunyindo, amanye ngu omubazi niguza kumutambira. Asyo ashemererwa, amanya ngu yaaza kukyira. Kwonka ekyobusaasi, omuhembe tigurakizire, reero omushaija atandika kwefuuza ente ze ziyahaire Ishe-Katabaazi.

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OKUHANUURA AHABACHWEZI (PART ONE)

QUESTION:
I have a qn on this sir .you have said Jesus represent our great ancestors but in these other regions they say that ancestors namasitani xo what is the right thing .

ANSWER:
[11-09 9:22 AM] E.S NMK MAGUUNDU: We are not regulated by colonial religions teachings and mistaken spiritual Identity.

The same religions came to Africa in the year 1700 so what was taking place before they came we're we believing in Satan or God.

If they claim they brought us a right God then how can you teach your father the right beliefs when he is the one who gave birth to you. Because history has it that we are the first human beings to exist in the universe and first people to worship God.

Genesis 2:10 tells us the garden of Eden here in Africa. So how did our God get to be wrong and become right for foreigners.

They used language to confuse you. Just ask your self who is God in your local language, who's an angel in your local language, who's Jesus in your local language.

The fact is that we have the right traditional systems as Africans but when are into them too much we can gain too much wisdom and understand that we are under captive of white mans remote.

That's why your right colonial religions have since even painted your names satanic and theirs holy in the churches by segregating them as christian names yet Christianity is useless and meaningless to your tradition.
How do you say that names like "peace, Gift, hope are holy Christian names and then Busingye, Kirabo and Matsiko are not holy Christian names?" The logic is to weaken the strong God of identity in you where even Jesus is white and everything white is holy and everything black is satanic.

So the right religion is your father and mother who are holy.

And who represents the trinity of God the Sun the Mother and the holy spirit which are the moon for mother (Kahimakazi, maama wajaambo, black Madonna or mother Mary, the Sun who is Kazooba Kanyamuhanga the son, Jesus and lastly the holy spirit the soul in you that allows you breath called Omuzimu in your language and satanic according to the white mans religion but holy and a spirit in their language.

So please come back to the roots and trace your ancestral beliefs history that is holly and right for you will be on the right religion of your great traditions. Thank you call me E.S Nataamba Matsiko K. Maguundu l of Chwezi Empire.

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Did you know that Runyankore-Rukiga has got *idioms*? Here are 100 idioms that can make your usage of your local language richer.

1. *Akaanya bwanya*. In a very short time

2. *Akangara teete*. Living in hard conditions or sometimes it means having no shelter.

3. *Ekireenga bazaana*. The evening part of the day, when the sun is setting.

4. *Ow'omutima Mukye*. A person prone to falling into temptation, or someone with limited self-control.

5. *Omuhiisa nyungu* a conversation that is meant just to pass time

6. *Amaringa ngingo* sweating uncontrollably

7. *Biguru byampisi* doing something very fast, usually with no diligence

8. *Boote boote* a very old and frail

9. *Buguru butakora hansi* moving, running or walking very fast

10. *Buso bwa ntaama* head on collision.

11. *Bukyeire bwaizire* now and then

12. *Eituumbi mahiihi* very early morning around 4AM

13. *Ekiita mukago* a fine paid for marrying a relative

14. *Ekikuunga musisa* a big crowd

15. *Ekiriira ndugu* a greedy person, who hides from others when eating

16. *Ekiteera njogyera* a child who is just beginning to walk

17. *Ekitema bakazi* a cutting object that is too blunt to cut

18. *Ekitundama nibakoza* a very dull person

29. *Ekyogwa ruganda* a person who has been disowned by his family members

30. *Embura bujune* a needy person

31. *Embura mukoro* an idle person

32. *Empenda rubango* a girl whose bride price is meant for the father alone

33. *Endengwa mwaka* stored crops that have been kept for a long time

34. *Endiira kukinduka* a person that eats too much

35. *Engyenda kiro* red ants

36. *Enkuuku mbisi* a complicated person or situation

37. *Enkwata buta* a brave person

38. *Enkwata rugo* cows paid as advance bride price to show commitment or engagement

39. *Enzira kareju* a person who has reached marriage age but has not yet married

40. *Kaisho mpande* a suspicious look

41. *Kateera rume* a go between the two families in the process of marriage

42. *Kiraarira oseire* a person that doesn't want to work, but seeks company of people with ready food

43. *Ntabo yaago* an alcohol addict

44. *Obushezya migyere* having a habit of always lamenting, whining and self pity.

45. *Obuteera kishaka* something given or money paid to someone for looking for herbs.

46. *Obwijura nju* marrying a sister of the late wife

47. *Okucwa engondo* to put tattoos on the body

48. *Okucwa enshusha* to break virginity

49. *Okufa mamigye* suffering in silence

50. *Okugamba mafuzi* speaking on a low tone, of being soft spoken

51. *Okugwa aha mahega* a girl staying long before getting married

52. *Okugwa enshazi* blacking out or fainting also *okugwa kihumura* fainting in shock

53. *Okugwa omunda* hugging someone

54. *Okugwera orubaju* being partial or not objective

55. *Okuha engata* Chasing away someone

56. *Okuhanda bunaku* using a lot of energy to do work yet without showing signs of weakness

57. *Okuhanga amaisho* to fix eyes on someone or something. Or having hopes in someone or something

58. *Okuhenda amaisho* to close the eyes of a dead person.

59. *Okuhenda endosho* a ritual for a man after he has lost his mother in-law

60. *Okukama obwasi* to milk a cow that has lost its calf.

61. *Okukirira hakye* narrowly escaping

63. *Okukubuura obusinde* the first visit of a newly married couple to their parents after their honeymoon.

64. *Okunyeeta buroro* growing up yet not able to do work.

65. *Okunywera omufunguro* to accept to suffer for someone

66. *Okuraga bunyena* having irregular menstrual cycle

67. *Okuribata omwariro* cheating on a wife that has just given birth

68. *Okurya ibanga* to steal the show, or to earn respect

69. *Okurya majuuju* eating wastefully.

70. *Okusiimba eicumi* to resist or refuse to do something

71. *Okutaasya amahasha* to perform a ritual of taking twins to their grandparents.

72. *Okuteera ekimangaza* afternoon time about 4PM

73. *Okuteera obukumbi* cracking jokes between clans on friendly terms

74. *Okuteerwa amahungu* being so sorrowful especially after death of a beloved

75. *Okuteera embari* grinding millet badly

76. *Okwata amabanga/Okwata enaama* to disclose secrets

77. *Okwegamba orubango* to be the first spear

78. *Okwiba empimbi* a newly married wife taking food from her parents in law not in an official way.

79. *Okwita ekihara* cheating on an expectant wife

80. *Okwita enju* a woman cheating when they are still building a new house

82. *Okwita oburo* cheating on your partner before or towards harvest time

83. *Omukazi w'ebibero birungi* a woman that comes with favor in her marriage

84. *Okugyenda oyebembeize enkokora* going to visit having some gifts for the hosts

85. *Embabazi za nyina kakondo* having suspicious kindnesses

86. *Okurya obuwha* eating the final meal with no hope of where the next will come from

87. *Maheembe* someone with all authority or powerful

88. *Okushandaga obutaka* killing someone mercifully after a long sickness or old age to save them from too much pain.

89. *Kugareberamu (nk'ensoonzi)* crying or having teary eyes

90. *Okuza Owanyamuyongo* to die

91. *Okuhwa aha magufa* losing a lot weight.

92. *Okumira emityoko* to silvate

93. *Okuceba entura* walk bare foot.

94. *Orukaanga booro* a drizzle

95. *Rwemereza bangyenzi* a plant that has yielded highly especially planted by the roadside

96. *Okuteera engaanja* being mean at giving

97. *Gamanywa embeba* a person that knows secrets especially household secrets.

98. *Kaitwa munigo* a person with short neck

99. *Kacu kakye* in a short while.

100. *Kaasha k'abakwe* a good looking heifer, worthy of giving out as a gift to in-laws.

*~End~*

BACHWEZI FROM SOUTH AFRICA

Bachwezi from South Africa appreciating the works of the King himself President Museveveni.

President Paul Kagame on Gen MKs (Muhozi Keinerugabas'Wedding)

President Paul Kagme on Gen MK (Muhozi Keinerugabas'Wedding).

OMUCHWEZI MUSEVEVENI PART II

OMUCHWEZI MUSEVEVENI: Part II. The President King of Bachwezi