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Toleo la Rasimu ya Katiba limechapishwa kwenye Gazeti la Serikali kwa
mujibu wa kifungu cha 18(5) cha Sheria ya Mabadiliko ya Katiba, Sura ya
83, kwa madhumuni ya kuwepo kwa wananchi kusoma na kutoa maoni zaidi
kwa Tume kuhusu maudhui yaliyomo kwenye Rasimu ya Katiba.
Dar es Salaam, JOSEPH S. WARIOBA,
3 Juni, 2013 Mwenyekiti wa Tume
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Interesting history of Wagasi

This is a short history of Abakunta (Wagasi).

Abakunta are Bantu speaking peaple, and belongs to Abasuba tribe.

Currently this clan, part of them resides at North Mara in Tanzania and others at Suba district in Kenya.

FLIGHT OF ABAKUNTA FROM UGANDA.

Sometime around 1760, Kabaka Junju, the 26th King of the Buganda was assassinated in a great war. According to oral history, the King was killed by his brother, Semakookiro, with the help of two Abakunta warriors, Witewe and Kiboye. Semaakookiro assumed his brother’s throne, and seeking to tie-up loose ends, called a secret war council to eliminate Witewe and Kiboye. Fortunately for the Suba, a young court drummer named Mwembe overheard the Machiavellian scheme and warned the warriors. That same night, the three of them loaded up their canoes and fled across Lake Victoria with their families and possessions.

They sailed and paddle east along the Northern shore of Lake Victoria, warning relatives along the way and sparking an exodus of numerous Abakunta clans who feared the wrath of Semakookiro. These clans dispersed across the Lake Victoria, finally settling on the remote islands and shoreline of present-day Kenya. Fifteen generations later, the direct descendants of the court drummer Mwembe live today in a remote beach village on the southern tip of Mfangano Island in a region known as "Wakinga". Our friends in these indigenous communities build boats, tend farms, and catch fish, as their ancestors have done two and half centuries.
According to elders interviewed, Abakunta arrived in Mfangano island about between 1740 and 1763.

Settlement of the Abakunta — Mfangano Island

Kiboye reached Mfangano island as a bachelor. He sailed to the mainland of south Nyanza and built for himself a hut at a place which is today called Kisegi and trapped animals and fished there. One day Kiboye's fire went out and since there were few inhabitants, he decided to go to the top of the hill and try to spot any home nearby. He saw smoke rising somewhere and went there to ask for some fire. At that home he found the owner smoking an opium pipe which he shared with Kiboye who found out that the old man's wife had died and left him with one daughter. The old man's name was Wiga. The girl was old enough to be married and during their conversation, Kiboye expressed the wish to marry her. The father agreed provided Kiboye had cattle to pay for the bride price. Later on he left for Mfangano island. On reaching home, Kiboye told his brother, Witewe, that he had something he wanted to discuss with him. After eating, Kiboye told Witewe, his wife and their younger son, Muse, that he had found a girl and needed cattle for the bride price which they did not have as they had only recently arrived from Buganda and their daughters who in turn could have earned him cattle as bride price had not yet been married.Witewe then offered to give Kiboye one of his daughters whom he could exchange with Wiga, the old man, for Wiga's daughter. One of Witewe's daughter was called in and the situation

explained to her.
 She agreed to marry the old man Wiga upon Kiboye's promise that he would live with them. Before she could change her mind, Kiboye and his niece left for Gwasi the following day. When they reached Kiboye's hut, he left her there and went to see the old man. He told Wiga that as he had no cattle he had brought a girl whom Wiga could take as a wife and

Wiga agreed to give his daughter to Kiboye in exchange. Both men lived happily with their wives thereafter.

This history will be updated at any time

AYENGO`s TEAM

SEE BELLOW AYENG`Os team.

Isack Ayengo married three wives(3):

1. Dorca Jorego

2. Sarah Seme

3. Abighael Nyanya.

the following is the list of Isack Ayeng`o sons and daughters

mama Dorca jorego	mama Sara Seme	mama Abighael Nyanya
Ruben Ayiemba	Odero	Joseph Kabaka
Mussa	Daudi Odiga	Paulo Abach
Enock Omoth	Benjamin Mubina	Ernest J. Okode
Barnaba Odoyo	Selemia Tagaya	Samwel Mbadi
Salome	Roda	Rose Odira
Tamar	Zipora	Sebba
Naum	Achieng`	Mary
Nora

GWASAI AND ASSOIATES GROUP WAPATA VIONGONZI

Wafutao wamependekezwa kuunda baraza la mpito litakaloongoza umoja wa Gwassi & Associates Group kwa kipindi cha mwaka mmoja.
1. Mwenyekiti ni ndugu Benjamini Ayeng`o
2. Makamo m/kiti ni ndugu Leo R. kissakwa
3. Katibu ni ndugu Peter Ong`wech.
4. Katibu msaidizi ni ndugu Derick Ochaka
5. Mtunza fedha ni ndugu Ernest Ayengo
6. Mtunza fedha msaidizi ni Judith Musa Ayengo
WAWAKILISHI WA KANDA:
1. Kinondoni: mwakilishi ni Mrs. Elizabeth Mgaka
2. Temeke: mwakilishi ni ndugu Thomas Omolo Masese
3. Ilala:       mwakilishi ni ndugu Samora Bita.

Kumbuka kumalizia kulipa kiingilio na ada ya kila mwezi ambayo imeaanza kutolewa mwezi Januari 2012.

Furahia picha ya babu na bibi

Kwa watoto, wajukuu, vitukuu na vining`na wa Isack ayengo,

Picha ya juu ni ya marehemu Isack Ayeng`o.
Picha ya chini, wa kwanza kushoto ni bibi Nyatito, katkikati ni bibi Dorca Jorego na kulia ni jirani yao ambeye kwa jina hatujamtambua.

Wadau wa GAG

Wadau wa Gwassi & Associates Group kukutana tarehe 19/2/2012

1	Ms. Monica R. Wandwalo	713473638
2	Ms. Constansia R Wandwalo	716193129
3	Mrs. Joyce Abayo	713271640
4	Alfred Owino
5	Mr. Leo R. Kissakwa	784919300
6	Mrs. Joyce Kissakwa
7	Mrs. Rose Magige	784425280
8	Boni Kabaka	784616544
9	Mr. Ernest Ayeng`o	734335808
10	Mrs. Witness E. Ayeng`o	784692280
11	Mrs. Elizabeth Mugaka	789584242
12	Mr. Somora Bita	719211668
13	Mrs. Samora Bita
15	Sarah Barnaba	787616544
16	Veronica B. Ayeng`o	756717599
17	Mr. David N. Chimba	754563555
18	Mrs. Doris D. Chimba
19	Mr. Benjamin M. Ayeng`o	786454341
20	Mrs. Sarah P. Ayeng`o
21	Mr.Robert Mumanyi	755085054
22	Thomas Mkonda
23	Mr. Derck Ochaka	713418483
24	Isack B. Ayeng`o
25	Mrs. Marieta Maseses
26	Mr. Thomas O. Masese	784914914
27	Michael M.S Magati	784637395
28	Mr. Saimon Manyaki	787821369
29	Christopher Masese	655505055
30	Helena B. Ayeng`o	712016233
31	Peris Chiro
32	Beldina O. Abuya
33	Peter Ong`wech	788878000

                                                                                                               

34	Judith M. Ayeng`o	713309951
35	Paulo Ayeng`o	655446024
36	Francis Manyanki	655261352
37	Moris Kissara	718144268
38	Jacob Kissara	783354921
39	Pascal Ohindi	719888035
40	Mnanka M. Ayengo	715664777