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Music festival goes spiritual as participants reflect on their Christian faith in style

Students form Kisumu Polytechnic perform a spiritual folk song Ohinga at the ongoing Kenya music Festival in Kisumu. PHOTO/GEORGE ORIDO/STANDARD]

Participants from secondary schools and those from technical colleges took time yesterday to reflect on their faith, but in an African idiom. It was a day of thrilling performances inspired by the Independent African worship as tunes of Legio Maria, African Nineveh, Akorino and Roho Ofweny among others rent the air.

Muyale Inzai ‘s arrangement from Namibian song Tuli Tuli was spiritually inspiring as girls from Kisima Girls' High School in Samburu rendered this serenading piece that advocates and calls for peace.

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