A new village and a new life
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By Loreen P. Ala
‘Where has old Saranabuga gone?* Sighs my grandfather.
Where there had been no Corrugated iron roofs, and brick walls, But only the tagures * with Their bare earth inside which Meant home to the old and Young people of Saranabuga. ‘Who will wear mats and learn the custom dances?’ ‘No no, no, not // say the young. ‘A mini skirt and a short dress is mine.
And dancing to a guitar is mine.
This is the new generation * A tagure is a traditional thatched house.
