Bahasha Ya Urithi: na Hadithi Nyingine

In this tale of (Bahasha ya Urithi) THE WILL'S ENVELOPE AND OTHER STORIES Abu-Kidula looks at the cash box as if has seen it for the first time. On top was a very small note, very small. The note had script that resembled Arabic script. Curiosity overwhelmed him eagerly wishing to knowemerges what was inside the cash box. His face drew near the note and read what was written: 'The Beehive.' ... Abu-Kidula became frail without knowing the cause. Quite paradoxical! If it is 'The Beehive' he thought, was it the beginning of the riddli... In this anthology of The Will's Envelope and other stories, Ustadh Ruo Kimani-Ruo has emerged as a hero holding the torch in the darkness to expose the evils hidden in the society, that is not only threatening and disheartening, but has stiffen itself like a sharp thorn to the society. Ustadh Ruo Kimani-Ruo says s/he who has eyes will perceive and likewise to one with ears. And following the long course of rivers of sadness that are escorted by grieves of anxiety in mountains and valleys, secretly and openly... by using different stylistic devices in THE WILL'S ENVELOPE AND OTHER STORIES Ustadh Ruo Kimani-Ruo dives and emerges with strong episodes which depict his prowess among contemporary authors of this era.