but kenya was telling us the other day that what they want is to close the camps and take away the somali people living in the camps, back to somalia. newsreel: dadaab is the world s largest refugee camp, and now. kenya wants to close it down. many of them have never been anywhere else. where will i go back to? we are not kenyans, because kenya is telling us, you are refugees. but we are somali neither, because we were brought up in kenya. so we are caught in between. that was zamzam abdi gelle. and finally, a0 years ago, tourism here in kenya was booming, with visitors coming for the wildlife as well as its beautiful beaches. our next witnesses were making a living playing music at hotels when they were inspired to write a song which went on to become a global hit. this is the story ofjambo bwana. plays jambo bwana 0n saxophone
we could make more money and play for less time for the tourists and hotels, we switched to playing disco cover versions of pop music from europe and from america. one night, i think it was late, 1979, i was sitting at the pool bar after a performance, and there were these tourists in the pool, playing around and joking, trying to speak swahili, jambo, hibari, hakuna matata, you know, and i got this idea. maybe i should write a song with the simplest words in swahili, and get the tourists to sing along and dance to our music. #jambo, jambo bwana # habari gani. it says jambo, jambo bwana, which means hello, hello mister. it says habari gani, how are you? mzuri sana is very