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joined by two more musicians:
Eddie Barbash on alto
saxophone and
Ibanda Ruhumbika on tuba. They then
became known as Stay Human. In 2013, they released...
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Gabriel Ruhumbika (born 1938) is a
Tanzanian born novelist,
short story writer,
translator and academic. His
first novel,
Village in Uhuru, was published...
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Mohammed Khamis,
Mohamed Suleiman Mohamed,
Euphrase Kezilahabi,
Gabriel Ruhumbika,
Ebrahim Hussein, May
Materru Balisidya,
Fadhy Mtanga,
Abdulrazak Gurnah...
- Joe Saylor. He
later added Eddie Barbash on alto
saxophone and
Ibanda Ruhumbika on tuba.
Batiste named the band Stay Human,
which draws its
moniker from...
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Aniceti Kitereza,
cleric and
writer Euphrase Kezilahabi, poet
Gabriel Ruhumbika,
novist Cool James,
musician Hamisa Mobetto,
model Richa Adhia, model...
- Two
years later, in 1907, king
Mukaka died and was
succeeded by his son
Ruhumbika who
encouraged Kitereza to
leave Kagunguli in 1909 to
pursue further schooling...
- and poet[Gikandi]
Emily Ruete (1844–1924),
Princess of
Zanzibar Gabriel Ruhumbika (b. 1938),
novelist and
short story writer[Gikandi] [Killam & Rowe] Edwin...
- (1896–1981)
Abdulrazak Gurnah (born 1948)
Peter K.
Palangyo (1939–1993)
Gabriel Ruhumbika (born 1938)
Edwin Semzaba Jeannette D.
Ahonsou (born 1954) Gad Ami Theo...
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first part has been published. The
English edition of 2002 by
Gabriel Ruhumbika was
translated directly from
Kerewe to English, thus
being the only translation...
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Mohammed Khamis,
Mohamed Suleiman Mohamed,
Euphrase Kezilahabi,
Gabriel Ruhumbika,
Ebrahim Hussein, May
Materru Balisidya,
Fadhy Mtanga,
Amandina Lihamba...
