Kenya's second largest refugee camp becomes melting pot for artistic talent and integration
Xinhuanet
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“We compose lyrics that seek to inspire young refugees to dream amid setbacks that hover around their lives”
“My desire is to let the entire world discover that refugees are endowed with talents that can be harnessed to transform humanity. I have performed in refugee camps and other formal settings and the audience has been very receptive to my songs”
“So far, more than 700 young people living in Kakuma refugee camp have undergone auditions for various genres of performing arts including music, modelling, photography and dancing.”
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http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-12/08/c_137659915.htm
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“We compose lyrics that seek to inspire young refugees to dream amid setbacks that hover around their lives” · “My desire is to let the entire world discover that refugees are endowed with talents that can be harnessed to transform humanity. I have performed in refugee camps and other formal settings and the audience has been very receptive to my songs” · “So far, more than 700 young people living in Kakuma refugee camp have undergone auditions for various genres of performing arts including music, modelling, photography and dancing.”
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http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-12/08/c_137659915.htm
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http://www.xinhuanet.com/english/2018-12/08/c_137659915.htm
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