This archive report was first published on 31 August 2019.
Sheng Dictionary: The Latest Words Banned by KFCB ¶
Published on August 31, 2019, the Kenya Film Classification Board (KFCB) has been cracking down on sheng words deemed unsuitable for children.
Here's an updated list of the latest sheng words banned by KFCB, their meanings, and the artists who use them.
Wamlambez: This term refers to performing foreplay acts for both male and female, with the direct meaning being 'lick and suck.'
Lolo: This action is performed behind closed doors and refers to the act of sucking a man's penis.
Lalez: This term is used to describe girls, particularly those who like to party.
Mayenx: This phrase is used to invite people to a party, with some people also using it to refer to drugs. However, it commonly means 'ladies' who like to party.
Pekejeng: According to Man Kush, this word refers to bestiality between a man and a dog.
Bora Uhai: This phrase is used to depict gratitude, meaning 'as long as I am alive.'
Beng: This term refers to sexual activities.
Geuka Nikubeng: This phrase means 'turn around and let me make love to you.'
Dundaing: This term refers to going out to party heavily.
Shnack: When someone looks great, we tell them they look like a 'snack.'
Rombosa: This term refers to women who whine their waists, especially those who are seriously endowed.
Nyandua: This term refers to having violent sex, with Kemba also being used to describe the same.
