| Muslim
Arabs enjoyed a significantly superior social position to that of their black
African neighbours. As time went on, discrepancies blurred to the point where,
today, we can talk of an ethnic Swahili block. Kiswahili, their language, has
become a vector tongue throughout eastern Africa, over an area which widely overspills
its coastal origin. Bibliography
Africa Africa Michael Martin, Katja Kreder, Daniela Schetar
Vilo Publishing, Paris 2000 Swahili Style Javed Jafferji and Elie
Losleben Gallery Publications, 2005 |