kanga

• “I went with my Mama and covered myself entirely in two pieces of traditional cloth like a sarong, called a kanga here.”

  Archive 2005-10-01

• “One of the Zanzibari dancers wrapped her red, yellow and black cloth shawl, called a kanga, around the Duchess's shoulders and encouraged her to dance more.”

  Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph

• “The kanga is a piece of printed cotton fabric often with a border along all four sides.”

  Kiva Loans

• “She sells traditional clothing worn by Tanzanian women, called kanga and vitenge.”

  Kiva Loans

• “Interestingly, the bright yellow of the kanga is a rare splash of color for this neutralist designer.”

  chicagotribune.com -

• “Negwako has established a store that sells traditional clothing worn by Tanzanian women, called kanga and vitenge.”

  Kiva Loans

• “(The cloth, known as "kanga," typically is wrapped in two parts, one for the lower body and the other for the upper half.)”

  The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com

• “Write to Alex Frangos at alex. frangos@wsj.com and Kanga Kong at kanga. kong@dowjones.com”

  The Wall Street Journal: Asia Braces for Flood of Foreign Cash

• “Write to Costas Paris at costas.paris@dowjones.com and Kanga Kong at kanga.kong@dowjones.com”

  The Wall Street Journal: India, Brazil to Press China on Yuan

• “My first kanga was Kanga, my first elephant Elephant, and so on.”

  Don't call me "Baby."

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