Jenerali! Jenerali! Afunga mwaka kwa kigongo hiki murua

Jenerali! Jenerali! Afunga mwaka kwa kigongo hiki murua

He wrote in "The East African".

The audience is obviously those who do not have a problem with basic English. Some here would have you believe the piece is in dumbfounding Dickensian diction spruced with chuckles of Churchillian churlish for the churches coupled with a sprinkle of vivid Victorian valedictory.

The other side of the same coin has the Pharisees he was lambasting on it. The biggest and most important ones do read "The East African" and would have no problem understanding.

Trouble is you have some Shigongo crew up in here trying to read this piece without even knowing what "Shylock" is.

Of course they won't understand.[/QUOTE ha ha Shylock the money lender,umenikumbusha mbali sana mkuu nimekapenda haka!
 
Huyu jamaa yuko vizuri...anajua anachofanya and he is one of the few old guards who lives a very humble life.

except he, together with Ikulu fanboy Salva, squandered all money during their reign at Habari Corp causing the hastened sell of the company to Rostam Aziz
 
Jenerali's queen's English

He or HIM?

English is a funny language, Ulimwengu is correct in context.

I say this in earnest because all around I see thieving scoundrels, commercial and political Shylocks, men and women with inordinate appetites and sharp elbows, go before their god and sing themselves hoarse while throwing at him a few crumbs from their weekly booty, looking to cheat even He

Even He? Yes, even He whom they purport to worship.
 
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