Luo language is a group of closely related languages spoken by River-Lake Nilotes, who trace their origin to the area we today call Republic of South Sudan. The language calls itself "Dholuo" or "Lep Luo" in other dialects and is spoken by the Acholi of Uganda, Luo of Kenya, Jopadhola, Lango, Alur among other tribes. The language hasn't been standardised yet and there is still disagreement among scholars on matters ranging from spelling, script, alphabet to pronunciation of certain words. In fact, people don't even agree on whether the language should be spelled as "luo" or "lwo". The above not withstanding, the language, has enjoyed a huge resurgence in Kenya of late, largely due to music genres such as ohangla, benga and luo rumba which use it as their primary language. The langauge is now noticeably gaining a footing even in Kenya urban pop genres like Genge and Kapuka.  Sadly for non-natives, there is virtually no platform dedicated ...