- it
ruled Mombasa, Kenya,
appointed a wali for the city
known locally as
LiWali. The term is
still used
today to
denote settlements of Oman, such as the...
- rebellions. Oman
appointed three consecutive Governors (Wali in Arabic,
Liwali in Swahili): 12
December 1698 –
December 1698: Imam Sa'if ibn
Sultan December...
- Fumo.
Liwali was born in
September 2014 to Lisa.
Liwali was the
youngest chimpanzee in the
group for
three years until Cebele was born in 2017.
Liwali has...
- Idibia. In 2007
Kleptomaniax toured the US. The
group was
managed by
Fakii Liwali.
After 2007, the
group had a
break while their members engaged in solo projects...
-
Leonardo Barbosa Souto-Maior, Captain-Major
Omani Suzerainty Wali (Swahili:
Liwali) (Governors) 12
December 1698 to
December 1698 Imam Sa‘if ibn Sultan, Wali...
-
executive produced by
Anthony Macharia,
Lucas Bikedo,
Betty M.
Mutua and
Fakii Liwali. 40
Sticks revolves around the
story of a
group of
death row
prisoners trapped...
-
colonialism was
neither uniform nor
unwavering at the same time. The
Mazrui liwali of Mombasa, who were also Omani,
declared independence from Oman
after the...
- by
Omani sovereignty (under
governors styled Wali [والي] in Arabic, or
Liwali in Swahili,
meaning "Governor" in both languages), then a last one as Portuguese...
- slaves. The Old Fort,
which dates to the
German occupation,
housed the
liwali, or the governor, to Zanzibar's
business interests in Bagamoyo. It is the...
-
whereas the
Muslims of the
coastal area were
governed by
Muslim law and the
Liwali and Mudirs. The
terms "Muslim" and "native" didn't
actually apply to any...
