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GRETSA LATEST 2017 COMPUTER LAB

KAKAMEGA DRAMA AND MUSIC FESTIVAL

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  GRETSA LATEST 2017 COMPUTER LAB

  Gretsa University has again upgraded its research and quality education efforts in a state of the art Computer Laboratory for its Computing and Informatics Students. The well airated computer Lab is Bundled with the latest 7th generation processors, DVI projection technology for smarter and faster rendered graphics, Super High Definition Sounds and comfortable sitting zones that will accommodate enough students at an instance. Gretsa University has and always will be on a quest to impart entrepreneurial skills on its students on Research fields like Human Computer Interaction, Mobile Smartphone applications, Artificial Intelligence, Animation and many more. The Vice Chancellor of the university Professor J Kuria has expressed great optimism that the facilities will elevate the students to be change agents and innovators the society really needs.
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  KAKAMEGA DRAMA AND MUSIC FESTIVAL

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  The annual Music festivals group departed for Kakamega on Friday 14 th July 2017 to contest in the 2017 year’s National Music Festivals that was held at the Masinde Muliro University of Science and Technology. The group could not hide their joy under the mentor ship and training by one Mr George Mulama, was ambitious to better their performance than last years at the Safaricom Stadium Kasarani. Mr Mulama has been with Drama group since last Semester. The Club has a membership of talented Students from the Drama group and a boost of new members who enrolled in the May-August 2017 Semester intake. The club emerged victorious in the various category's as follows: Men’s Kiswahili choral verse “Hoja Zangu” A solo verse “Samantha” by Mercy Barbra Auma. The Ladies won Class 1120M with “Ufisi”, Gretsa narrowly missed out on the top spot by half a mark with their Kiswahili choral verse “Tuko Ndani ya Benki Kuu” where they came second. "My Vote”, an own composition choral verse under class 1130M, emerged third. This was performed by the ladies, in praise of the Central Bank and the role they play in economic and financial stability. The third place earned them a Ksh 100,000 token from CBK. The final item was a Men’s choral verse “Rhyming Nation” under class 1031M. This was in admiration of a country’s achievement since independence towards realization of Vision 2030. The item came third as it was a proposal for people to live in peace and harmony, equality in resource allocation among countrymen and women without discrimination. Most of Gretsa University’s performances were featured in The Standard Newspaper on Tuesday 18th July 2017 and more items were also highlighted in the Daily Nation on Friday 21 st July 2017.