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Kazembe spared no one in terms of gender in his songs such as, Chilyelyelye Uleke (Uletekanya mune, ukalya nechakukulya), which attacks gluttons who might end up consuming poisonous food. | Kazembe spared no one in terms of gender in his songs such as, Chilyelyelye Uleke (Uletekanya mune, ukalya nechakukulya), which attacks gluttons who might end up consuming poisonous food. | ||
==Personal life== | |||
Kazembe also spent some time in Congo, Uganda and finally settled in Kenya in 1958. There he ran a fleet of taxis and owned a farm. He married a Kikuyu woman, Josephine, with whom he had 12 children.<ref name=times/> | |||
==Later life and death== | ==Later life and death== | ||
