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Kenyans patriotism questioned as students highlight terrorism in music fete

 
Moi High School Kabarak students perform an English set piece conducted by Dorothy Zalo at the Aga Khan Academy Mombasa during the Kenya Music Festival. [PHOTO: GEORGE ORIDO/STANDARD]  

MOMBASA COUNTY: Kenyans must get out of their cocoons and name terrorists living among them or face the consequences of perennial fear, blood-letting and death that has led to orphans, widows and widowers, this was the message issued by young people participating in the Kenya Music Festival in Mombasa.

In addition, corrupt police officers and immigration officials who pick bribes to allow outsiders to come in through leaky borders were not spared by the talented Kenyans.

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