Kumekucha in the Arts & More

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Kumekucha in the Arts

Kumekucha is a 1987 Tanzanian documentary produced and directed by Flora M’mbugu-Schelling.

It won a gold medal at the New York International Film Festival.

In the English translation of this documentary’s title, kumekucha in English was translated as ‘From Sun Up’.

Examples of Kumekucha Used in English Sentences

  • Kumekucha is a very popular blog judging by the number of comments left on its posts.
  • Kumekucha is a wedge being used by the politicians to fan tribal animosity and possibly plant a seed of violence in Kenya.
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These examples were found in Kenya: Do bloggers hold the key to the future of investigative journalism?.

In both sentences, Kumekucha  refers to the popular Kenyan blog.

Read more about the blog below.


As much as I blog, I am not an avid reader of blogs.

It’s not that what others have to say doesn’t interest me.

Rather, in this fast-paced world of having so many things to do, I am not too keen to add tasks to my regular to-do list.

Still, there are a couple of blogs that I enjoy reading whenever I do get the chance to do some leisurely internet surfing.

One such blog is “You Missed This – Kumekucha” (which I will simply call Kumekucha from this point on).

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Kumekucha Meaning

I first stumbled upon Kumekucha (which means “dawn has broken” in Swahili) following a link that my niece had sent me in a forward.

The link led to a post on Kumekucha that talked about a then-recent event that had just occurred in Kenya that was as unimaginable as they come.

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I found the incident (and the post) hilarious, so decided to spend more time on Kumekucha reading other blog posts.

After three hours, I was still reading.

Along with posts about funny/incredible situations that had taken place in Kenya, there were countless posts about social and political scandals along with incredible never-heard-elsewhere details that seemed plausible if not necessarily entirely factual (I am not doubting the veracity of the facts published on Kumekucha, but neither am I vouching for them – you’ll have to decide for yourself).

I had a ball reading Kumekucha that first day, as I do whenever I read the blog now.

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Kumekucha Blog URL

Well, I’ll stop telling you about it and let you check it out for yourself.

The URL for the blog is simply www.kumekucha.blogspot.com.

Visit it and let me know what you think.

I look forward to hearing what you have to say.

Biche

Photo Credits: African Press International

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