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mama ambaye nimezaliwa mimi
mom which born am i

namshukuru bwana wetu yesu kristo aliyenipa nguvu kwa ajili ya kazi yangu. namshukuru kwa kuniona mimi kuwa ni mwaminifu, akaniteua nimtumikie,
and i thank christ jesus our lord, who hath enabled me, for that he counted me faithful, putting me into the ministry;

naam, kwa heshima yangu yote nilikwishasema hapo awali na nitasema tena; usimfikirie marwa kama mwanamke wa kiislamu; mfikirie kama mwanamke mjamzito na mama ambaye kwa yakini alichomwa visu mara 18 mbele ya mwanawe mdogo wa kiume.
well with my all respect i said it before and will say it again; do not think of marwa as a muslim woman; think of her as a pregnant woman and a mother who was brutally stabbed 18 times in front of her little boy.

yeye na kaka yake walilelewa na mama ambaye ilimpasa kufanya kazi sana ili kuwasaidia watoto wake kupanda daraja kupitia elimu - yang alikuwa akisoma shahada ya uzamili katika chuo kikuu cha shanghai wakati kaka yake anasoma shahada ya udaktari katika chuo kikuu cha peking.
she and her brother was brought up by her mother and they worked hard to climb up the social ladder through education - yang was pursuing her master’s degree in shanghai and her brother is pursuing his doctor’s at peking university.

yeye ni binti wa mkimbizi ambaye hajawahi kutia machoni mwake hata kipande kidogo cha ardhi yake maisha yake yote, na wa mama ambaye huishi huku moyo wake ukiwa umegawanyika kati ya nchi ya asili yake na nchi ya kigeni, kati ya familia yake na ndoa yake, kati ya mama yake na nchi yake ya asili, kati ya ndugu aliozaliwa nao na watoto wake wa kuzaa mwenyewe.
she is the daughter of a refugee who has seen not a single inch of his land his whole life, and of a mother who lives with her heart split between her homeland and a foreign country, between her family and her marriage, between her mother and her home, between her siblings and her children.

hebu fikiria umekulia sehemu za vijijini nchini uganda, ukiwa kwenye baiskeli ya walemavu, ukipewa motisha na mama ambaye anaamini kuwa lazima uelimika na kufikia uwezo wako bila kujali hali. fikiria kusukuma baiskeli au kile kiti kinachotumiwa na walemavu kwenye matope wakati mvua ikinyesha, lakini zaidi ya yote fikiria wanafunzi wenzako unaosoma nao shule ya msingi walioamka masaa mawili kabla ili wakusukume maili hizo mbili hadi ufike shuleni kwako.
think about growing up in rural uganda, in a wheelchair, motivated by a mother who believes that you must get educated and achieve your potential no matter the circumstances, think about pushing a wheelchair through the muddy roads when it rains, but most of all, think about the village schoolmates in primary school who had to wake up two hours earlier so that they can help push you two miles to the primary school.