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Teaspoonful
of
soulful jazz
By Lufuno Mutele
AWebTimes
Reporter
TEASPOON
Ndelu maintained the splendour of the occasion with his soulful jazz. He
kept moving among the delegates, blowing to the delight of the audience. At
times he would play saxophone then switch to pennywhistle. He churned out
some beautiful melodies.
Delegates
mingled cheerfully after coming out of eight hours of rigorous
deliberations. A buzz of light conversations and chuckles filled the air as
people reflected on the first successful day of the Acacia Conference.
Ndelu is
part of a band called T&T that performed last night at the gala dinner held
around the pool at Kwa Maritane. These events are part of Acacia’s
entertainment for delegates.
The cocktail
party that followed the launch of Connectivity Africa has surely won a place
in the history books as one of the liveliest. |
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