Ufukara Sio Kilema By Les Wanyika [2026]

The and their split from Simba Wanyika.

"Ufukara Sio Kilema" (Poverty is not a disability) is a classic Swahili Rhumba hit by the legendary Kenyan-Tanzanian band . Composed by band leader John Ngereza in 1984 while the group was touring Uganda, the song is celebrated for its deep social message and intricate rhythm guitar played by Prof. Omari Shaban . Meaning and Story Ufukara Sio Kilema by Les Wanyika

Watch the official lyrics video to experience the full rhumba rhythm and message: Ufukara Sio Kilema [with Lyrics] by Les Wanyika Tamasha Records YouTube• Nov 3, 2020 If you'd like, I can help you find more about: The and their split from Simba Wanyika

Let me know which part of the you'd like to explore next! You can find the full lyrics at: Musixmatch Jabulani Radio YouTube Learn Swahili: Meaning of 'Ufukara Sio Kilema' Lyrics Omari Shaban

The lyrics remind the partner of their vow to only be separated by death, questioning why she is leaving now when things are difficult. Key Lyrics and Translation

The song is sung in Swahili with a distinct Rhumba melody. Here are some of the most iconic lines and their English meanings: Swahili Lyrics English Translation Sio nia yangu niwe masikini ooh, uamuzi wake mungu eeh mama It’s not my wish to be poor, it’s God’s decision dear Ufukara ooh, bibi eeh, si kilema sheri mama Poverty, my lady, is not a disability Naamini iko siku mama, nitakuwa kama wale… fulani I believe one day, I will be like them... the others Eeh dunia kigeugeu, aah leo hivi, kesho vile mama The world is changing, today this way, tomorrow that