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: In Swahili, "waenda" is also used to refer to "those who go" or "pedestrians" (waenda kwa miguu) in regional news or safety contexts.
: A song commemorating the late Mozambican leader Samora Machel, often discussed in documentaries or music history videos. Waenda
Who remembers this tune "Sadam waenda sare Bhobho" - Facebook : In Swahili, "waenda" is also used to
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