@RichardOnyonka_ You are now spot on! The entire conversation on public debt should mainly centre on:
1). The outstanding public debt
2). Breakdown of When the debts were incurred.
3). Who the Creditors are
4).Whether they went thru’ the requisite approval processes etc…
@s_chepkorir Great to see you humbly acknowledge the support accorded to you. This kind of attitude wil inspires others to learn to appreciate the part played by others.
Talking about great Bavon songs , although my favourite was ‘Matinda’ I have to concede that ‘Maseke ya meme’ was a blockbuster!! What I have always struggled to find out is why more than half a decade ago the quality of production(including balancing of the instruments)!!!!
@s_chepkorir In addition to the two songs, he did a rendition of Bavon Marie Marie's Maseke ya Meme (with TPOKJ), and you can 'hear' the sadness in his voice . His bro's death really affected him (or was it the guilt? If the rumours were true, that is).
@s_chepkorir@wsambu This Ugandan saxophonist,top in his game, teams up here with the late Hugh Masekela and joined by this Congolese Lead guitarist from Bukavu, Charmant Mushaga. Patiently for 1 min. of his string and comment.
https://t.co/Q03hShzaRV
@s_chepkorir@wsambu It is true. @wsambu introduced us as part of the Acoustic Africa album. Sample the composition below by Youssou Ndour of Senegal, currently the richest African musician.
As you wake up today patiently listen to this great Senegalese son, Youssiu Ndour.
https://t.co/tAlSgRimf6
@s_chepkorir Patiently listen to Simaro Masika Lutumba’s ‘Testament ya Bowule’ and the vocalist in this great composition.
You could also@revisit Faya Tess and Lokua Kanza’s ‘ Baba’s s notice the introductory guitar by Lokua is the Rythm(acoustic) guitar.