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CONFLICTS. This refers to the misunderstanding or collision of ideas, viewpoints or opinions within a person, between or among groups of people in the society. Like other plays, in this play there are several conflicts as analyzed below. Ø INTRAPERSONAL CONFLICT. o This occurs within a...

Economy The people depend on agriculture as the economics of the village. The main crops are plantation, corn and groundnuts. Also they have their have their own crafts, for example Atangana is making a basket while Abesolo is sculpturing or carving. Women are the main producers in the farms...

He is proud and arrogant of his position. He wants to be introduced to Mbia as the village headman. He later introduces himself. Mbaga is Polygamist; he has twelve wives and think of marring another. He also uses his position in corrupt way. He distills “Arki” in his own house and he is not...

2. BELLA She is Abesolo`s wife. She is strong supports traditional ways of life even on the questions of women. She completely accepts her inferior position in the society and agrees with her husband in all ways, for example, she supports him when he says “ you must beat your wives”. She also...

THREE SUITORS ONE HUSBAND BY GUILAUME OYONO MBIA SUMMARY AND ANALYSIS Playwright: Guillaume Oyono - Mbia Setting: Traditional village of Mvoutessi in Cameroon. Year: 1960. At first the book was written in French in 1960 and first publicly staged in Yaoundé, Cameroon 1961. It was...

BETRAYAL The dentist has betrayed the people. Instead of using his education to help them cure their illness he uses his education to exploit his clients. Many professionals and educated elites have betrayed the common people who had waited for their services for so long. Nonetheless, the poet...

The poem portrays a dentist who, despite his qualifications, causes harm instead of healing, symbolizing failed leadership and the disillusionment of people’s expectations. Through literary techniques like irony and repetition, the poet warns against blindly trusting credentials and highlights...

"Hollow Heads" by the late Tanzanian professor and poet Jwani Mwaikusa (1952–2010) is a famous African political poem published in the anthology Summons: Poems from Tanzania. The poem serves as a fierce critique of corrupt, incompetent, and oppressive leadership in post-colonial African...

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POSITION OF WOMEN. The poet has also discussed different positions that women occupy in this society. a) As Tools for pleasure That my woman is a tool To fulfil my sexual desires b) As a property I plead guilty That I have regarded my woman As my property c) As a source of income and a slave...

"Echoes" by Kundi Faraja is a powerful modern, free-verse narrative poem that takes a strong feminist standpoint to critique the systemic oppression and mistreatment of women. Written from the perspective of a male persona who pleads "guilty" on behalf of patriarchy, the poem exposes how society...

SALUTING UJAMAA - KUNDI FARAJA Ujamaa, I salute you! Grandson born of Slavery, Feudalism, Capitalism; I believe in nature's laws; The newborn Has more perfection Than his parents. I salute you, Ujamaa, You are a lump Of ugali Stuck In the throat Of a man, Product of colonial times: He can...

5. Fear and Uncertainty Although the speaker welcomes Ujamaa, he is also afraid of losing his wealth and social status. His repeated questions reveal anxiety about the future. The transition to a new political system creates uncertainty among those who benefited from previous economic...

"Saluting Ujamaa" is a political poem by Kundi Faraja, published in the 1980 collection Summons, that critically and satirically examines Tanzania’s socialist policy of Ujamaa (familyhood or African socialism) under Julius Nyerere. Introduction "Saluting Ujamaa" is a political poem that...

THEMATIC ANALYSIS The poem has successfully depicted various themes that justify the condition of common people in our country. The central theme is poverty and the following themes justify the causes of this poverty. These include exploitation, classes, awareness, bad leadership and...

The poem is all about a poor person who is disappointed with the existing system. The relationship between the developed countries and the developing countries is exploitative in nature as the persona says .... "Let them eat brother" stanza 2-5,first line The persona also shows how the...

EXPLOITATION Although exploitation was condemned in colonial time as being detrimental to the national development, it is wonderful that today it has been the major means of capital accumulation by the bourgeoisie class in the post colonial Africa. Evidences show that most leaders who climb up...

"Development" is a prominent political poem written by Kundi Faraja and published in the 1980 Tanzanian poetry anthology Summons, coordinated by Richard S. Mabala. The poem serves as a fierce critique of post-colonial African leaders who took over power after independence (Uhuru) but failed to...

Summons: Poems from Tanzania is a landmark poetry anthology edited and coordinated by Richard S. Mabala, first published in 1980 by the Tanzania Publishing House. It holds the distinction of being the first major collection of poetry written in English in Tanzania. POEMS Kundi Faraja •...