Kaluta Amri Abeid
Tanzanian muslim cleric, civil servant, Minister of Justice of Tanganyika, mayor of Dar es Salaam, Swahili poet and translator
About Kaluta Amri Abeid
Lived 1924 – 1964 (aged 39–40). Kaluta Amri Abeid was a Tanzanian translator, writer and politician.
Honours The Sheikh Amri Abeid Memorial Stadium in Arusha was named after him.
Swahili poetry quotation A poetry fragment by Sheikh Kaluta using an extended utenzi form is:
Publications His publications include: Essay and poems. 148 pages. Speech, 21 pages. 87 pages. 143 pages.
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Who was Kaluta Amri Abeid?
Tanzanian muslim cleric, civil servant, Minister of Justice of Tanganyika, mayor of Dar es Salaam, Swahili poet and translator
When was Kaluta Amri Abeid born?
Kaluta Amri Abeid was born in 1924 in Ujiji.
When did Kaluta Amri Abeid die?
Kaluta Amri Abeid died in 1964.
What was Kaluta Amri Abeid's occupation?
Kaluta Amri Abeid was a translator, writer and politician.
What nationality was Kaluta Amri Abeid?
Kaluta Amri Abeid was Tanzanian.
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