Wameru ni wakimbizi wa Kichaga

[Moo Click]

Kipindi cha Mangi yupi sasa??

Itakua T. Mareale

 

[pilipili kichaa]

Mie mkiwoso bhana!

 

[Kibosho1]

Mie mkiwoso bhana!

Kotaanda mbe?

 

[Kyalow]

Eika msoro wo Mangi

 

[Moo Click]

Kotaanda mbe?

Kotaana sio kotanda..

Marekebisho apo Mnama

 

[Kibosho1]

Kotaana sio kotanda..

Marekebisho apo Mnama

Kweli, nilikosea mbe

 

[Ego is the Enemy]

Niko kwa wameru na nawafahamu. Wameru hawana utamaduni wa kukaa ushemejini. Hata kaka au dada akioa au kuolewa huwa ngumu sana kwenda kukaa kwa dada au kaka. Hizo ni mila za watu wengine

Hii hata kwetu haipo

 

[Kibosho1]

Huo utamaduni haupo kabisa kaskazini labda Kigoma na uzaramoni

Pisi Kali Ila ukioa ujiandae ndugu zako hawatakanyaga kwako Ila wao wanajazana kama kituo Cha kulelea wazee wasiojiweza.

 

[min -me]

Lugha zao tofauti mtu wa tarakea asikilizan kabisa na Mtu wa marangu, na mtu wa marangu asikilizan kabisa na Mtu wa uru

Sio kwel mkuu uru marangu , old mosh na kibosho wanaelewana mno

 

[Artifact Collector]

Sio kwel mkuu uru marangu , old mosh na kibosho wanaelewana mno

Hawaelewan mim nimeishi na wachaga mda mrefu sana
Old moshi na marangu ndo wanaweza elewana

 

[kibobori mahoro]

Kwa hiyo Wameru ni wachawi hatari?

 

[Wa Katutura]

The Meru people are said to have arrived to the slopes of the great mountain around 800 years ago coming from the Usambara Mountains in Tanga Region. According to the inhabitants, migration occurred back and forth throughout the region, and the Meru people should be viewed as a part of the bigger population inhabiting the entire Kilimanjaro Corridor. Upon arriving at the southeastern slopes of Mount Meru they were met by the hunter-gatherer group called the Koningo whom they absorbed into Meru society. The waMeru are known for their intensive agricultural practises.[1]

Today many descendants of Meru people still live in their homeland and Mount Meru and Arumeru District are named in their honor. Upepo wa kisulisuli is named after UMALEE in meru language.