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Heavy responsibilities for elder aunt among the Logooli

With Seenge Fonesi. She is the elder grand daughter of Isagi and elder daughter of Amugasya. She is often present in functions involving the family of Amugasya. Pic taken on 18/4/2024. The elder sister soon becomes the elder aunt. It is this “seenge munene” (elder aunt) tag that she is tied to many cultural responsibilities – back home. To her marital family she may appear as any other woman, but she is not so in the eyes of her people. Marriage does not steal her away as it would happen with other daughters of the old man. To her, as days go and the old man and woman of the estate are dependents, she becomes increasingly present.  Her brothers also need her for almost all traditional markings. They are marrying, she needs to welcome the new wife. They are giving birth, she needs to come to midwife or “bless” the new born. They are paying dowry she needs to lead the women delegate. There is a conflict she needs to come for a hearing.  And many others. Traditions does not expect her to

Busali Secondary School...what happened?

Pic: Mr. Bulungu, centre. Edward on the left and Lung'afa on right at Bulungu's premise today morning. We shared much that would enable us mobilise for a community library in the area.

Govedi Muzami: And tea☕☕ at the centre๐Ÿ˜…. Good work Lung'afa.....Mr. Bulungu reminds me of Sanford and Son๐Ÿ˜Š

Majani Saniaga: This so close to my school Busali union secondary

Lung'afa: Alumnus. What happened? Busali and Kigama are mentioned in reverence by the early 80's schoolers. Then they  lagged behind...

Jane Bwonya: Thanks a lot Lung'afa for your mobilization work that yields instant results. Keep it up. Nyasaye akugasize.

Lung'afa: It is vasaniaga vene that are easy to talk to and brainstorm with. 

At start of this group we may have thought we are dispersed and  dislinked. Awa, we strike the blood matchstick and lol, arms are opened. 

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Evans Idah: Neglected...school.Kigama is coming up

Majani Saniaga: are you serious

Evans Idah: Nothing seems to come from busali lately!

Lung'afa: Busali is down down down. Looks like a start up community school than a legendary one.

Evans Idah: Professional from busali,busweta,chamakanga and mululu aint giving back to the community. The area is domiciled by leading professors

Lung'afa: Very right Idiah. 

- Being close to the lake does not mean water security. ๐Ÿ˜Ž๐Ÿ˜Ž

Evans Idah: Chukumazi kegona vuruhu๐Ÿคฃ

Baba Ndanyi: Someone talked about professionals giving back to the community, that is what we are going to be doing from now on, let it be our theme on matters libraries, we are going to identify suitable sites where we can locate a resource center, we can locate 20 centres for a start then spread the word especially to those in the diaspora, but let's all participate

Lung'afa: Yes. Yes. With a Library at Chamakanga we can have a foot to schools as Busali. At a start before we have a base for more members around. 


Libraries is a catch. To many other opportunities and service to people. 

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