Young Nation Magazine
Sunday
February 29, 2004
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Second chance
Her story is as dramatic as it is interesting.
Margaret Chizi Mwameri, 13, would be a wife today,
but for a stroke of luck.
- Demolished houses
Discussed by: Alfin Otieno, 9, Zephaniah Otieno,
10, Charity Akoth, 9, Ashley Lorna, 9, and Moureen
Wanja, 8. Compiled by NJIRU RUKENYA.
- The way up on the catwalk
Models project an image of slim, smooth skinned and
tall diet conscious people who live in a glamorous
world of their own. This image has been reinforced
by beauty pageants, music videos, television, billboards,
fashion shows, magazines, catalogues, and those
gifted in the looks department.
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Elephant Man takes music by storm
As the Ragga euphoria continues to enjoy popularity
in Kenya, a new Jamaican artiste has burst into
the scene and seems to be taking over from the
likes of Sean Paul, Shaggy and other local and
international artistes. Elephant man is causing
quite some ripples.
- Making tennis every child's game
Future tennis players have a great opportunity to develop
the sport, thanks to Christine Lukalo, a tennis
coach and player. She is now grooming players aged
between six and 14 years at Kenya Science Teachers
College.
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