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IDLERS’ CORNER: Harambee, Wantam, Tutam — and Other Nyagenke Exercises in Forgetting
Apr 08, 2026 at 07:35 AM
By the Idler-in-Chief In the good old days of Nyagenke, the word harambee carried the weight of a grandmother’s walking stick: firm, purposeful, and occasionally used to correct behavior. Those days, the people of Nyagenke said it with a straight back and a cleaner heart, for it meant we pull together, even when pulling was […]