Proper noun
Kamau (plural Kamaus)
A surname.
Foreign Affairs Principal Secretary Ambassador Macharia Kamau on Tuesday said some 500 Kenyans are scheduled to be airlifted back to the country from next week. Source: Internet
Bronx bank robbery mistrial In December 1973, Shakur was tried for a September 29, 1972, $3,700 robbery of the Manufacturer's Hanover Trust Company in the Bronx, along with co-defendant Kamau Sadiki (born Fred Hilton). Source: Internet
According to Rev John Kamau of PCEA church, when a couple ties the knot, they must always protect each other from respective families. Source: Internet
Sharp’s 1985 film, “” spotlights Kamau Daaood and is mostly filmed at the Watts Towers Arts Center where Daaood was poet in residence for many years. Source: Internet
But football analyst Kimu Kamau said although age tests may not be done, it was important for Malawi to be strict in selecting players within the required age bracket. Source: Internet
For two decades, Dickson Kamau only grew maize on his 0.5 hectare (ha) of land earning himself the nickname Kamau wa mbembe or Kamau who owns maize in his native Kikuyu language. Source: Internet