Juliani represents the Kingdom with Ciiru. Check out Julaini's video for Mtaa Mentality featuring Ciiru. The video also contains the lyrics in it! So witness as juliani breaks down the Mtaa Mentality for you. Mtaa Mentality is the 2nd single by Juliani (Formely of Uko Flani Mau Mau). Produced By David "BlackMan" Muthami this song talks about leaving the ignorance mentality and shifting to the hope FULL mentality that is available in Christ.
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Kenyan Gospel artists speak on violence. Amidst the recent violence and political crisis that has hit Kenya, members of the Gospel fraternity in Kenya have made calls for peace and unity. It is good to see the Gospel community who have considerable influence on their listeners call for Kenyans to unite and for the violence to stop. I would like to take this oppurtunity to encourage them to continue on this path, so that Kenya may come out of this sad state stronger and with more faith in God. Rufftone: "We have reached a place where we need to forgo our tribal backgrounds and forget where people are from. We need to value our I.D cards – all they say is Kenyan. That's all that matters. Not tribe, not status – just Kenyan. Its amazing how the international media is desperately trying to portray only the worst part of the clashes. It's like they were on standby to tear us down. That just shows how the success of this country is being envied by outsiders, and we must work har...
Website developed to report acts of violence in Kenya. A website has been developed by Kenyans to report acts of violence in Kenya resulting from the elections held last year. Visit the website at www.ushahidi.com . Kudos to all the people involved in creating this invaluable recourse to help document what's going on in Kenya. Report Acts Of Violence In Kenya And listen to an interview BBC did with Ushahidi.com's creators here . Mama Mikes have created a way to send donations to those facing hardship in Kenya resulting from the violence. Check it out here and please help your brothers and sisters back home in any way you can. Check out pictures from Mama Mike's visit to the Jamhuri Show Grounds(a camp for internally displaced persons) here . More pictures of the violence from Insight Kenya here . (warning: graphic)
Watch the "Wakenya Pamoja" video. Dozens of Gospel artistes have united in a bid to reach out to the country and solicit for peace. Under the name "Wakenya Pamoja", they have released a single calling for love, peace and unity among Kenyans. The song was written by Robert "R-Kay" Kamanzi and recorded at his studio (Shammah Boy Studios). The music video was shot by Sakata Music and features among others Pete Odera, Rufftone, SK Blue, Mbuvi, Po-Q-pine, Michelle, Sheila, Rossie Ohon, Juliani, Lena (ZYM), Kilosh among others. The artistes are also visiting slums and other volatile areas of the country spearheaded by SK Blue, Wangechi Mbogo, Liz, Cand y and Susan Kamanzi among others. Mombasa Gospel artistes are also adding their voice and have released a single titled "Tuungane Kwa Pamoja". Award winning group SPAN Sita Bantu, Kimsa, Scarvage, DJ Lenium, Simaloi & Krystin Ndela) , Award winning Nyota Ndogo, Lady Hekma and sensational vocali...
Ngugi wa Thiong'o on Kenya Electoral Violence Ngugi laments Kenya violence Renowned Kenyan novelist and playwright Ngugi wa Thiong'o tellls BBC World Update his views on the unrest that has engulfed Kenya since last month's disputed elections. Writers must sometimes feel like the Greek prophetess Cassandra, gifted to see the future but fated not to be believed. What is unfolding in Kenya could as well have been lifted from my novel Wizard of the Crow where the ruling party and the opposition parities engaged in Western-sponsored democracy become mirror images of one another in their absurdity and indifference to the poor. The picture of men and women burnt down in a church where they had gone for refuge still haunts my mind. A child running away from the fire was caught and hurled back into the flames. One of the few survivors was quoted as saying: "But they knew me; we were neighbours. I thought Peter was a friend - a good neighbour. How could Peter do this to me?...