DAY TWO "Explosive Performances in Nakuru: Schools Tackle Tribalism, Corruption & JSS Chaos"

photo NM(in photo Jannet Ayatta) Drama Festival Day Two Update – Nakuru, April 8, 2025 Day two of the Kenya National Drama and Film Festival in Nakuru County was a thrilling blend of talent, storytelling, and cultural expression. Opening Ceremony: The festival was officially inaugurated by Education Principal Secretary Amb. Belio Kipsang, who encouraged learners to embrace the arts as a tool for national cohesion, innovation, and identity. He emphasized the Ministry’s commitment to integrating creative arts into the education system. Performances that Stood Out: Kaaga Girls High School (Meru): Their play "Doors to Perception" tackled inter-tribal marriages and their role in fostering peace and understanding across communities. Kimilili Boys High School: Staged a powerful Kiswahili play "Kuku Mla Watu", portraying the emotional toll on families of officers in conflict-prone regions. Dzitsoni Secondary School (Coast): Presented the humorous and thought-provoking narrative "Mapochopocho", critiquing corruption and promoting meritocracy in public service. Most Entertaining & Exciting Item: A crowd-favorite was Janet Ayatta from Kericho Primary School, whose solo dramatized verse boldly addressed the uncertainty surrounding Junior Secondary School placement after Grade 9. Her passionate performance earned a standing ovation and praise from the adjudicators. --- HERE'S TOMORROW'S LINEUP

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