ADVERTISEMENT Meru, Kenya – August 12, 2025
St. Paul’s Ndenga Secondary School from Ugenya, Siaya County, struck the right chord at this year’s National Music Festival, clinching the top spot with a dazzling performance of an Indian song that wowed judges and the audience at Meru School.
The Nyanza region representatives delivered a flawless rendition marked by crisp vocals, intricate rhythms, and graceful choreography, proving that music knows no borders. Their cross-cultural mastery set them apart in a festival that drew thousands of students from across Kenya to showcase choral, traditional, and contemporary pieces.
The winning performance not only earned them national acclaim but also underscored the festival’s role in promoting cultural diversity, unity, and artistic excellence among young Kenyans.
Education and arts officials hailed the students’ achievement as a testament to talent, discipline, and the unifying power of music. The annual event, now in its 97th edition, continues to spotlight schools breaking creative boundaries while nurturing the next generation of performers.
