Details

Subject(s)

• Ndonga language—Texts [Browse]

Summary note

"This humorous OshiNdonga novel is about a very selfish rural family. The family was trying its hardest to take over the national school. The school was nicknamed Osikola yAaakwambahu: school for the Aaakwambahu clan. Wakiti, a short, overweight, spoiled and selfish boy, was a troublesome hateful bigot, despised by most of the learners and teachers at the school. He was a relative of the principal, and used to tell other learners that the school belonged to his family, which was why it was being run by his uncle"-- publisher's description on title page verso.

Action note

Committed to retain in perpetuity — ReCAP Shared Collection (HUL)

Language note

In Ndonga, with summary in English.

ISBN

• 9991606114
• 9789991606118

LCCN

^^2012314147

OCLC

574338858

RCP

H - S

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