Kitendawili cha Maisha

by Apondi Angela Mukalama and Kipambe Bertrand

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Language : Swahili

Description

This play examines the evils arising from misleading beliefs within society. Beliefs that oppress the boy child and burden him with heavy loads—a burden that plunges him into crime as he searches for shortcuts to wealth. Furthermore, male chauvinism benefits him only for gaining fame, praise, and respect. In this play, the authors criticize and advise a society that pressures the boy child to perform beyond his capacity, leading to regret. Fundamentally, the success of society depends on the cooperation of all genders. This play is a vital resource for students, teachers, critics, and scholars of literature.

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Apondi Angela Mukalama

Apondi Angela Mukalama is a writer of literary articles. She was a Kiswahili teacher in several secondary schools in Kenya. She is a doctoral student in literature at...

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Kipambe Bertrand

Kipambe Bertrand is a renowned teacher of Kiswahili and an author of various works in language and literature, including plays, novels, short stories and practice and...

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