A Kiswahili term used for dehusked rice, polished but uncooked.
Just as rice starts as raw grain and can be refined into numerous products, similarly, we as a people can be influenced by history, formal education, and the arts. By faith and preparation, we become refined contributors to society.
Imagine the rhythms coming from the pounding of rice to separate the grain from the husk.
A Kiswahili term used for dehusked rice, polished but uncooked.
Just as rice starts as raw grain and can be refined into numerous products, similarly, we as a people can be influenced by history, formal education, and the arts. By faith and preparation, we become refined contributors to society.
Imagine the rhythms coming from the pounding of rice to separate the grain from the husk.