From classicism to corruption, these dope MCs seem to infuse all of Africa’s ever-rising woes. In a mix of Ewe,Swahili and English, they call out ‘political prostitution’ and a never ending cycle of corruption that seem to be equally manifested in the cities they represent.
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Kenyan Veteran Hip-Hop Artiste MC Kah Collaborates With Delasi On “Accra-Nairobi”
Mau Mau-affiliate and veteran Kenyan hip hop artist, MC Kah, collaborates with conscious, Ghanaian crooner and rapper Delasi, on the song ‘Accra Nairobi.’
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In his native Ewe dialect, Delasi asks us to take action; ‘Tso na vu wodu’ which translates: “Get up and free your country!” Africans must hold their leaders accountable just as the Burkinabes are doing right now.
MC Kah echoes this and reminds us of the great heroes of the countries- Kwame Nkrumah and Dedan Kimathi, who fought for their respective nations and Africa as a whole, to attain independence and the common vision of unity.
It’s now our turn, as Kah goes on to say: ‘let them know that their sweat was not in vain, but is the reason that elevates the Ubuntu spirit.
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‘Accra Nairobi’ is the new mantra for unity in today’s Africa.
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