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Varsity students in Kisii dancing their way to riches

Members of Black Dimension Africa. Black Dimension Africa is only one year old but its fame has gone far and wide. (PHOTO: COURTESY)

A group of dancers in Kisii Town are dancing their way to riches. Black Dimension Africa is only one-year-old but its fame has gone far and wide.

According to the group’s manager Geoffrey Juma, the group comprises eight members - seven men and one woman - from different universities with branches based in Kisii Town. They use their talent in dancing to raise money for school fees, upkeep and savings.

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