Historia ya Wimbo wa Taifa wa Tanzania na mtunzi wake

Mkuu nashukuru sana kupata picha ya huyu jamaa maana nimemsikia siku nyingi lakini sikupata maelezo ya kutosha juu yake.

Naomba kama kuna anayemjua atuhabarishe alizaliwa wapi alikuwa na kazi gani, elimu yake, n.k.
 
ALITUTUNGIA huu mwimbo sisi au aliwatungia ANC ya south africa sisi tukapagalize
 
Mkuu nashukuru nimemsoma,lakini bado sijaelewa yale maneno ya second verse ya wimbo wetu yaliwekwa na nani?

Na mbona translation ya verse yake(nkosi sikeleli)kidogo haifanani na wimbo wetu hasa verse ya kwanza?
 
Paka mweusi said:
Mkuu nashukuru sana kupata picha ya huyu jamaa maana nimemsikia siku nyingi lakini sikupata maelezo ya kutosha juu yake.Naomba kama kuna anayemjua atuhabarishe alizaliwa wapi alikuwa na kazi gani,elimu yake,n.k.
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Enoch Sontonga

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Enoch Sontonga.


Enoch Mankayi Sontonga (ca. 1873 - 18 April 1905) was the composer of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa), which has been part of the South African national anthem since 1994. It was also the official African National Congress (ANC) anthem since 1925 and is still the national anthem of Tanzania and Zambia. It was also sung in Zimbabwe and Namibia for many years.
Sontonga, a Xhosa, was born in the city of Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape. He trained as a teacher at the Lovedale Institution and subsequently attended the Methodist Mission school in Nancefield, near Johannesburg. He was also a choirmaster and a photographer.
The first verse and chorus of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was composed in 1897 and first sung in public in 1899 at the ordination of Reverend Boweni, a Methodist minister. Later the Xhosa poet Samuel Mqhayi wrote a further seven verses.
The song was sung throughout South Africa by several choirs and it quickly became popular. On 8 January 1912, at the first meeting of the South African Native National Congress (the forerunner of the African National Congress), it was sung after the closing prayer. The ANC adopted it as its official closing anthem in 1925.
For many years the site of the grave of Sontonga was unknown, but it was finally located in the "Native Christian" section of the Braamfontein cemetery in the early 1990s; one of the reasons why his grave could not be found is that it was listed under "Enoch" and not "Sontonga".
On 24 September 1996, the grave of Sontonga was declared a national monument and a memorial on the site was unveiled by President Nelson Mandela. At the same ceremony the South African Order of Meritorious Service (Gold) was bestowed on Enoch Sontonga posthumously.
He was voted 65th in the Top 100 Great South Africans in 2004.
 
Paka mweusi said:
Mkuu nashukuru sana kupata picha ya huyu jamaa maana nimemsikia siku nyingi lakini sikupata maelezo ya kutosha juu yake.Naomba kama kuna anayemjua atuhabarishe alizaliwa wapi alikuwa na kazi gani,elimu yake,n.k.
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Enoch Sontonga


This article does not cite any references or sources.
Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (December 2009)

Enoch Sontonga.


Enoch Mankayi Sontonga (ca. 1873 - 18 April 1905) was the composer of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika (God Bless Africa), which has been part of the South African national anthem since 1994. It was also the official African National Congress (ANC) anthem since 1925 and is still the national anthem of Tanzania and Zambia. It was also sung in Zimbabwe and Namibia for many years.
Sontonga, a Xhosa, was born in the city of Uitenhage in the Eastern Cape. He trained as a teacher at the Lovedale Institution and subsequently attended the Methodist Mission school in Nancefield, near Johannesburg. He was also a choirmaster and a photographer.
The first verse and chorus of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika was composed in 1897 and first sung in public in 1899 at the ordination of Reverend Boweni, a Methodist minister. Later the Xhosa poet Samuel Mqhayi wrote a further seven verses.
The song was sung throughout South Africa by several choirs and it quickly became popular. On 8 January 1912, at the first meeting of the South African Native National Congress (the forerunner of the African National Congress), it was sung after the closing prayer. The ANC adopted it as its official closing anthem in 1925.
For many years the site of the grave of Sontonga was unknown, but it was finally located in the "Native Christian" section of the Braamfontein cemetery in the early 1990s; one of the reasons why his grave could not be found is that it was listed under "Enoch" and not "Sontonga".
On 24 September 1996, the grave of Sontonga was declared a national monument and a memorial on the site was unveiled by President Nelson Mandela. At the same ceremony the South African Order of Meritorious Service (Gold) was bestowed on Enoch Sontonga posthumously.
He was voted 65th in the Top 100 Great South Africans in 2004.

Source: Enoch Sontonga - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
 
Hakutunga wimbo wa taifa. Aliandika Wimbo maarufu unaitwa Inkhosi si'kelele i'Afrika. Baadaye SAMUEL EDWARD KRUNE MQHAYI aliuendeleza. Toka hapo nchi zilimega na uondoa maneno fulani na kufanya nyimbo za Taifa.

Nimetafuta huo wimbo wa kizulu na Xhosa na Kiingereza (Full sio maneno machache ya nyimbo za taifa) sijaupata.
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sasa ni nani mtunzi wa wimbo huo wa taifa la tanzania
 
gaby said:
sasa ni nani mtunzi wa wimbo huo wa taifa la tanzania
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Enoch Sontonga alitunga verse chache. Samuel Mqhayi akaongezea verse nyingine nyingi tu. Nchi mbalimbali zikatohoa toka katika latest version, wakiacha baadhi ya maneno na may be kuongeza!
 
YeshuaHaMelech said:
Enoch Sontonga alitunga verse chache. Samuel Mqhayi akaongezea verse nyingine nyingi tu. Nchi mbalimbali zikatohoa toka katika latest version, wakiacha baadhi ya maneno na may be kuongeza!
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ohh sasa huyu Enoch Sontonga ni raia wa nchi gani..?
 
gaby said:
sasa ni nani mtunzi wa wimbo huo wa taifa la tanzania
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kwa fikra au mawazo kwa wale wenzangu atustahili kusema mtunzi kwani kama ilivyokwisha bainishwa tukiendelea kumtafuta mtunzi tutarudi kulekule kwa enoch sentonga na nkhosi sikalel afrika neno listahililo haswa tuseme nani mhariri wa wimbo wa taifa la tanzania i stand to be corrected kwa wale wenye kufahamu zaidi kwani ndo kujifunza huko wakuu!
 
hapo bado sijapata hilo somo vizuri,........Huyo jamaa aliyunga wimbo kwa minajili yake watu wakazipenda wakaunda nyimbo za taifa kutoka huo wimbo,.!SASA ,kwa kiswahili kipya{kikagame}aliyeCHAKACHUA hayo maneno na kutokea wimbo wa taifa la Tanzania ndiye ninayependa kumfahamu,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Mwenye DATA ANISAIDIE/ATUSAIDIE:nono::nono:
 
Hewaaa! Hapo umeongea.
 
ingawa kumjua aliyetohoa maneno ni vigumu, lakini kama nilivyosema hapo juu, enoch aliandika mashairi machache sana kama ubeti mmoja hivi. Samuel aliongeza beti nyingi tu za kutosha na nyimbo mbalimbali za taifa zilijichagulia beti zao toka hapo. Nina hard copy ya wimbo kama ulivyoandikwa na sontonga and then version ya Mqayi.

Maneno karibu yote ya wimbo wetu yametoka humo. Nitauweka hapa one day nikiwa na nafasi. Ila aliyechagua maneno na kufanya finalization simjui.
 
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