kabaka
Americannoun
noun
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Origin of kabaka
Borrowed into English from Luganda around 1875–80
Example Sentences
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Since leaving politics, Mr Kabaka has faced repeated assassination attempts.
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Mr Kabaka claims he was asked to mobilise cult groups to help win elections.
From BBC
Tony Kabaka, a self-confessed "cultist" and member of the NBM, spent years working for the government in Benin, up until 2019.
From BBC
"If you sat me down and say, can you identify Black Axe in government, I will identify," said Tony Kabaka, who told the BBC he had survived repeated assassination attempts since leaving governmnet and whose house and front gate are littered with bullet holes.
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During rehearsals, Damon has been cooped up in a Covid secure bubble with his team of musicians, including producer Remi Kabaka.
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