Growing Up In The 1980s

General TBT
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The 1980s and 1990s are the last decades to enjoy undiluted childhood. Kama ni Radio there were only three options. VOK Kiswahili, English Service and the Shortwave option to listen to the trusted BBC World Service.

This was the radio of choice. A very valued asset

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If your family was well up then you had this mono Radio Casset Recorder or the bigger Stereo System

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Kuna siku nilichapwa kama nyoka for dropping our beloved radio. Tumetoka mbali

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Wazee hukumbuka:D:D:D

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Hio boombox ndio ilikua mama yao. Alafu wale walikua DEB group of schools wanakumbuka radio lessons tenje ikikam na leather bag

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Hukupata hizi?

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:D:D:D:D

Screen protector ya enzi hizo

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hio ukishikanisha na woofer yako ya roadstar ndani ya mtungi …ilikuwa hewa tosha.

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Hiyo kinanda mzae akiwa msito bachelor just before the coup mse aliingia na window ile esto ya otiende opposite Lang’ata army barracks akapita nayo. Mzae alikam akapata window wazi na imetembea :smiley:

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I can relate

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There is this Panasonic radio my dad bought back in late 90s. He bought it for 20k. Funny enough the radio is still up and running. Vitu za kitambo zilikuwa zimetengenezwa na materials za maana sana.

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PANASONIC! My folks bought a radio in 1995. Iko strong bado