Obama Ashambuliwa, Aitwa Nyani Mwafrika Mshenzi, Aambiwa Arudi Porini

Serikali ya Korea Kaskazini Imemwita Rais wa Marekani, Barack Omba 'Nyani' na kwamba anapaswa kurudi porini akaishi huko.

Pia nchi hiyo imemwita Obama 'nyani mwafrika mshenzi'

Kutokana na kauli hiyo Jumuiya za kimataifa zimelaani kauli hiyo.

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SEOUL, South Korea (AP) —

After bombarding South

Korea's female president with

sexist invectives, North Korea's

state news agency has fired

off racist insults against President Barack Obama that

U.S. officials condemn as

"disgusting." North Korea is notorious for

inflammatory, warlike rhetoric

against its rivals South Korea

and the U.S. but had rarely

used racial slurs in its verbal

attacks. Pyongyang's tone has grown angrier in recent weeks

as it threatens to conduct a

fourth nuclear test. In a lengthy May 2 dispatch

released only in Korean,

Pyongyang's Korean Central

News Agency published

comments from a factory

worker who said Obama has the "shape of a monkey" and

made many other crude

insults. "It would be better for him to

live with other monkeys at a

wild animal park in Africa ...

and licking bread crumbs

thrown by onlookers," worker

Kang Hyok at Chollima Steel Complex was quoted as saying. Marie Harf, a State

Department spokeswoman,

said Thursday that the North

Korean dispatch was

"offensive and ridiculous and

absurd." "I don't know how many words

I can use up here to describe

the rhetoric ... It's disgusting,"

she told reporters at the

Foreign Press Center in

Washington. Yoo Ho-yeol, professor of

North Korea studies at Korea

University in South Korea, said

North Korea is trying to get

attention by publishing such

comments through its state- run news agency. But he added

that it tried to distance the

government from the remarks

by attributing them to a

citizen. "If it was to publish such a

report in the voice of the

authorities it would entrap

them, whereas reporting the

story under some ordinary

citizen's name will give them leeway," Yoo said. The North's rhetoric against

Obama and South Korean

President Park Geun-hye

intensified after they held a

summit in Seoul late last

month. During his visit, Obama said at a joint news

conference with Park that it

may be time to consider

further sanctions against

North Korea, and that the U.S.

will not hesitate to use its military might to defend its

allies. Recent state media dispatches

criticizing Park are full of

sexist tirades such as "old

prostitute coquetting with

outside force."