Many people showed up at the festival to celebrate our youth and their wishes for world peace and health!
Mama Charlotte introduces Mzee Pete O’Neal to Mwisho Mwampamba of Big Brother Africa fame. Mwisho served as our Guest of Honor at the event!
UAACC
and
the
KUJI Foundation
continue to collaborate in order to make a strong impact on educating the youth
about HIV/AIDS awareness through organizing and sponsoring Youth Festivals,
seminars and film screenings both at the
The Red Onion,
UAACC activities hall and at other community venues.
The digital projector unit donated by KUJI Foundation continues to serve as a
major feature at community workshops enabling larger groups to view HIV/AIDS
awareness films, cultural and political films to the enlightenment of all.
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Many people showed up at the festival to celebrate our youth and their wishes for world peace and health! |
Mama Charlotte introduces Mzee Pete O’Neal to Mwisho Mwampamba of Big Brother Africa fame. Mwisho served as our Guest of Honor at the event! |
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Mama Charlotte, Brother Mwisho,
Mzee Geronimo founder of the KUJI Foundation |
MC Ally (Ally Mhina, co founder of TEKUA) interviews Brother Mwisho on the stage about his life views and advise to youth about staying healthy with an awareness of HIV/AIDS! |
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Mzee Pete gave a rousing speech at the event imploring our community to do more to take care of the street children, orphans and set a positive example for our youth…our future leaders! |
Fatha, Brother Nelly and Sister Dina represent the internationally famous Xplastaz! who served as our special Guest Artists of Honor at the festival! They helped to spread the message about HIV/AIDS awareness! |
