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Students take to the stage with calls for less greed and a drug-free world

Dagoretti High School in their cultural dance Adeya choreographed by Hudson Wafula. PHOTO BY GEORGE ORIDO

Dagoretti High School emerged top in the creative dance category in the Nairobi edition of the Kenya Schools and Colleges Drama festival held at Lenana School.

The colourful dance titled Adeya was a rendition of Banyala traditional folklore and depicted a chief who, in his insatiable quest for riches, takes advantage of suitors out to marry his beautiful daughter.

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