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Karura Voices – Hakuna Jambo | Gospel Audio
“Hakuna Jambo” is a Swahili gospel phrase that translates to “There is nothing” or more fully “Th…
“Hakuna Jambo” is a Swahili gospel phrase that translates to “There is nothing” or more fully “Th…
The phrase “Fanya Tulivyo Zungumza” is Swahili for “Do as we agreed” or “Do what we discussed.” I…
“Ninguonete” is a Kikuyu word that can be translated as “See what I have seen” or “What I have wi…
“Unaweza” is a Swahili word meaning “You can” or “You are able.” In gospel music, “Unaweza” is us…
“Tigirayu Iyie” is a Kikuyu phrase that can be translated as: “We will not fear” or “We are not a…
“Maskani Mwako” (Swahili) translates roughly to “At Your Dwelling Place / In Your Presence” In a …
“Niurinyonagira” is a word from a local African language (likely Kikuyu), and in a Gospel context …
“Niwanguthukirie Irathimo-Ini” is a phrase from the Kikuyu language, and in a Gospel (Christian) …
“Damu Ya Yesu” (Swahili) translates to “The Blood of Jesus” In Christian teaching, the Blood of J…
“Yu Karibu” (from Swahili: Yuko Karibu) means “He is near” or “God is near.” In a gospel message,…
“Milele” is a Swahili word that means “forever” or “eternally.” In a gospel context, it carries a…
“Wi Ngai” is a phrase from the Kikuyu language meaning “You are God.” In a gospel setting, “Wi Ng…
“Jukumu la Kanisa” in English means “The Role (or Responsibility) of the Church.” In a gospel/spi…
“Korongo la Majuto” is Swahili and can be translated into English as: “The Valley of Regret” or “…
“Upenyo” (a Swahili word) can be translated into English as “discernment,” “understanding,” or “s…
“Umenibeba” is a Swahili phrase that literally means “You have carried me.” In a Gospel (Christia…
“Ahsante” is a Swahili word meaning “Thank you.” In a gospel context, it expresses gratitude to G…
“Ningwirathira” is a Kikuyu gospel word/phrase that can be translated into English roughly as: “I…