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In this entertaining article I intend to have fun with the struggle songs, fun in the sense that, I will translate and analyse them. I’d also sing them, as you read. It is just unfortunate that we are not at that level of technological development. Or rather I lack the technical knowledge that will allow that to happen. You can however contact me subsequent to reading this article so that I give you names and/or contacts of some of our Brenda Fasis and Zaharas. One surprising factor is that: from all the students’ organisations, it is predominantly males who lead songs. Something that I’m by the way against, because everywhere else, women lead songs, and they do so beautifully (churches & mix gender choirs to mention a few). But enough with musical politics, let’s now get into the songs.

There have been robust arguments during the struggle around which song takes the award for song of the year. The battle was between two songs which I hope not that their lyrics are all over exam scripts around the country. This is a battle between Shiwelele and Solomon. Because of this, I will start by discussing the origins, histories and the lyrics of these songs, before moving on to other songs which were equally important to the struggle. Though not important, please not that none of

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