Video: Julie Wang'ombe: A poetic reintroduction to Africa

This is the 22 year old lady who wrote President-Elect Uhuru Kenyatta's victory speech (Part 1, Part2) that he delivered at CUEA. Very inspiring lady.



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  1. Unknown16/3/14 14:15

    Hi. Her new website is http://juliewangombe.com.

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