WEEKEND IN PICTURES

WEEKEND IN PICTURES

With David Stain Chasiya

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 number of activities have taken place over the weekend. On Friday evening, the World Alive Church led by Pastor Reuben Matundu had a music crusade in the hall. The event was hosted by the Free Captives. Then later on Saturday, the Determination Initiative Network (DETERIN), a student grouping in the campus in conjunction with the Challenge: Future, a global think-DO-tank (global active youth club) commemorated the African Day with some merriments and celebrations, an event that started in the morning and ended late in the evening with the launching of the Challenge: Future Chapter and some fastidious performances in the hall. All pioneered by our own innovative young man, Dennis Imaan.

Then just yesterday, the ‘First and Ever Live Gospel Show’ after so many years, truly turned out, silencing all the claims that presaged its failure using experience. The presence of Patience Namadingo (which was highly doubted by many), the golden-voiced Allan Chirwa with other supporting artists all hummocked together by the Mzuni’s amazing Zodabwitsa Band  made the atmosphere in the hall tense and thrilling. The pictures bellow speak a lot than my words can. Have a view.   

The Free Captives performing during the music crusade on Friday in the Hall

Pastor R. Matundu addressing the audience during the Music Crusade.

Part of the audience enjoying the music during the crusade.

Mr. Maulidi (right), a lecturer in the Department of Languages and Literature also graced the event

Ms. Zohra Matundu, a Marketing Manager from Airtel making her presentation during the African Day Celebrations in the Conference Room.

A very innovative youngman, a lecturer at Polytechnic and an OAU award winning architecture, Charles Lipenga also presented his speech.

Members of the Determination Initiative Network and some visitors pose for a photo after the conference.

Willy Mbirika and Pius Nyondo reciting their poems at the African Day Celebrations in the hall on Saturday evening.

Dennis Imaan (very innovative) making his presentation on Saturday evening in the hall.

Patience Namadingo doing what he knows best on stage. He thrilled the crowd.

Allan Chirwa’s turn – his praise and worship songs magnetized rivers of tears from a handful of the audience’s eyes.

Overcrowded by the audience – Allan Chirwa (on the center)

His dancing dexterity won him a CD – Alexander Kapalamula on stage with Allan Chirwa

Their melodic skills impressed all the artists – Zodabwitsa vocalists backing Patience Namadingo on stage.

Though just recently formed but it has made a name in the music industry – Zodabwitsa Band

An innovative MC Mzuni ever had. His skills are taking aground -  Precious Kachina

The Entertainment Directors have done a wonderful job this semester and they deserve an applause – Joyce and Chimwemwe