KOTA KINABALU: The Catholic Students Group of Universiti Malaysia Sabah (CSG-UMS) has organised an online programme “CSG Youth Camp (CYC) 2021” on Jan 16-17 and Jan 23-24 via Zoom.
It aimed to bring the students together to renew their spirit to serve others and also for them to grow and present their inner gifts.
The first session by Cherlanne Patrick from the non-governmental organisation of YouthPrep Centre spoke on “How do I Listen? How do I Speak Out?” which focused on the empowerment of children, youth and women.
An unhealthy environment or relationship will lead to communication barriers and an individual will find it difficult to achieve their goals due to lack of self-confidence, explained Cherlanne. Further, she also gave tips on how to be a listener and to voice support for them. Crietel Eviany Philip, Youth & Campus Coordinator from Pen ang Diocese, shared the meaning of service as a Catholic youth in “My Youth Service” session.
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Rivoningo Bonnie Nkuna is an artist based in Pretoria East. She was born in Pimville, Soweto. She descends from a culture-rich family and inherited her vocal genes from her talented father, Matsambo Nkuna. She has been featured on projects with artists such as Tebs David.
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She started actively participating in the arts back in primary school, entering competitions and being actively part of school events and concerts, not only participating but also co-ordinating the school events as well.
She is the founder of an Afro soul jazz band called, Music Flair, which started performing in March 2014. The band has done extremely well for itself, sharing and opening stages with prominent artists all around South Africa.
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The Khaleej meets South Africa Boom.Diwan x Nduduzo Makhathini
An immersive ritual of music rooted in Khaleeji pearl diving traditions meeting South African jazz: Online Concert and Artist Talk.
For this performance, Boom.Diwan will collaborate with and feature special guest pianist Nduduzo Makhathini, the first ever South African musician signed to the legendary Blue Note Records. The two are composing a suite that will be performed as an immersive ritual of music, the visual, and dance that takes into account ideas about the self, the community, and the spiritual in the face of modernity. The music touches on ideas of cosmopolitanism, community, dialogue, and healing.