#mourn wath

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Ms. Watcher Ingellvar, the beauty that she is

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Story, old as time

This is a story you might have heard:

Once upon a time, there were People. They shared the same beliefes and langauge and history. They used to call each other kin. They had stories about how the world was created and who did it and what is their purpose in it. They have stories that started with "once upon a time our ancestors, who lived in (this village), did-". People who had relationship with the Land itself - in which the ground wasn't belonged to the people, but the people belonged to the land. That had names for the ground, the dirt, that reffered to that connection. People who used to celebrate the passing of time. That had stories of plants and animals that are related to a certain area. People who were centered around a place of worship, or a few. People that had different subgroups, each with their own territory, that still recognized each other as similar. People who lived in many (villages, farms, cities). There were People, who shared names and traditions and food and laws and routins in life. Who lived and died, constructed and de-constructed families in similar ways. That celebrated growth and puberty and coming-of-age and birth and-

Does it sound any familiar?

We had a name for ourselves, that had a meaning that translated to something that unite us (people). They gave us another name, which is the name people now call us. Maybe we also use it when talking to Outsiders. It's a name that's related to a word in their langauge, or the way they call the place we come from. We were forced to leave our homes, our graves, our sacred places. We were murdered and killed. Our culture and faith and history and names and clothes were laughed at. Our look and traditions and langauge got made them call us Ugly, dirty, sinful, evil. We were torn apart and forced to build their empire. Our property and land were stolen, used to build their empire. [They never mention that.]

Tell me if you ever heard that story:

We still mourn the people who died. Our collective memory still holds the pain and horror of wathing our homes burnt and our families murdered. Of being enslaved and sold, over and over and over again. Of being considered uncivilised, wrong, dirty. Of our children being taken away. We remember our culture and belifes being laughed at at and prohibited - only to later be stollen, a cartoonish mockery of what we had. Of our faith and culture and history being sold by those who took them from us. We still remember our Holly places. We never forget. We still hold the old names of the places from which our ancestors came from. [Some of us still remember the names and the clothing and langauges. Some have even those stolen away.]

This is a short story we'll never stop to tell:

We used to live here, but one day They came. [We suffer. We survive. We (will) return Home]

@cree-n-jewish-thoughts @rahabs @wiisagi-maiingan

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DEPUTY Governor Wathe Nzau leads Kitui In Mourning Mze Mwangangi Mulatya

DEPUTY Governor Wathe Nzau leads Kitui In Mourning Mze Mwangangi Mulatya

*(File photo of the late Mzee Mwangangi Mulatya alias Ukongo.)* On Wednesday, 20th January, 2021 – The diplomatic Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau Kitui County led masses in mourning the late Mzee Mwangangi, the COUNTY DIARY reports. In Message of condolence shared to news rooms, Dr Wathe said, “It is with great grief to learn of the death of Mzee Mwangangi Mulatya (Ukongo) of Ukasi location…

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Dr. Kaluyu Mourns  Late Dr. Patrick Wathe  Mwangangi

Dr. Kaluyu Mourns  Late Dr. Patrick Wathe Mwangangi

By PATRICK KIMANZIKenyan Presidential candidate 2017 Hon. Dr. Jeff Kaluyu yesterday wrote a moving nolstagic condolence to Late Dr. Wathe Mwangangi.

Recalling how he helped Dr. Mwangangi complete his thesis for a PhD, Kaluyu remembers him as a proponent of the freedom of speech. He was a senior high school student at St. Charles Lwanga when Jeff showed up as a form one student.Here is what he…

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Ngilu leads Kitui to Mourns the Late President Moi Governor Charity Ngilu has signed the condolence book for the late President Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi.She Eulogized Moi as an astute leader and one who embraced divergent views at the helm of the country's top seat.Remembering the 1998 American Embassy bombing, she said President Moi got them by surprise by inviting the then opposition leadership to statehouse, to accompany him to condole with those affected.Signing the book, paves way for everyone who would like to pen down their condolences to the Moi family, and will be done at the County Commissioner's office.Also in attendance were Deputy Governor Dr. Wathe Nzau, County Commissioner John Odengo, Members of the Kitui County executive committee, and National Government Administration officers.

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Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Joins Mutati Sonko in Mourning

Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Joins Mutati Sonko in Mourning

On Wednesday, 9th September, 2020 – Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau led Kitui Residents paying tribute to the mother of Mwingi north Business man Mutati Sonko who passed on

Dr Wathe wrote, “My sincere heartfelt condolences goes to the family, relatives and friends of the late Rose Nzoka Nyaru, the mother to Nairobi based businessman Mutati Nzoka(Sonko) of Maseki Village, Kyuso Ward, Mwingi…

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KITUI DEPUTY GOVERNOR DR WATHE MOURNS THE FALLEN GALLANT OF SOIL

KITUI DEPUTY GOVERNOR DR WATHE MOURNS THE FALLEN GALLANT OF SOIL

By yoana Kimwele.

The Prolific Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau is Mourning the demise of his fellow scholar Dr Wathe Mwangangi who upon his demise was working with the county government of Nairobi, the COUNTY DIARY reports.

Dr Wathe Nzau and the late Dr Mwangangi schooled together from primary school to the University of Nairobi.

They were classmates at Munyuni primary school in Mui ward,…

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Kitui Mourn Dr Wathe Mwangangi who passed on

Kitui Mourn Dr Wathe Mwangangi who passed on

By Dr Irene Kasalu.

Just learned of the sudden demise of my uncle Dr. Patrick Wathe Mwangangi, Head of Procurement Nairobi County.

Am deeply saddened. It’s just the other day we had lunch at the InterContinental Hotel and shared with me your wise Counsel.

I extend my deepest sympathies to your family. I pray that our Lord brings the much needed peace during this sad time.

My condolences to the…

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Kitui Deputy Governor Mourns Retired President Moi

Kitui Deputy Governor Mourns Retired President Moi

Kitui Deputy Governor Dr Wathe Nzau :photo by the COUNTY DIARY Media Ltd.

Kitui Deputy Governor Dr wathe Nzau has joined millions of Kenyans, who are mourning the passing on of our second President H.E Daniel Toroitich Arap Moi.

Dr Wathe Discribed the late Moi as states man who loved peace and tranquility in the country, he gallantly served his Baringo people as their Member of Parliament and…