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USIU Gazette (Spring 2014 Edition)
Music, dance, drama marks better part of the Spring 2014 Page 9
Journalists embrace drones in coverage of news
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The Gazette Spring 2014
A PRINT MEDIA CLASS PUBLICATION
JANUARY 13, 2014 -APRIL 17, 2014
Varsity nurtures future role models and achievers
Funds drive
School activities and the making of great leaders BY sylvia njoki
USIU-Africa students during the campaign ‘4.5 million in 45 days’. The drive has so far raised Sh2.6 million. See related story Page 3. Photo: courtesy
Low self-esteem persists in Africa BY SAFI GODANA
“The problem of Africa is low selfesteem and that is why they will remain who they are, the under dogs of the world,” said Prof PLO Lumumba, the former Director of Kenya Anti-Corruption Commission during the Black History Month celebration this year at the USIU-Africa. Black History Month is an annual event that celebrates the achievement of Africans in diaspora as well as in the continent. “Black History Month has evolved over the years and it is celebrated all over the world in more than 27 countries,” says USIU-Africa Black History Month chairman Stanley. “It is easier for young people to assimilate challenges of the past
by looking at it in pictures as in film,” says Stanley. Kenya is associa