A perfomance of Miriam Makeba's Song Hapo zamani by the Mangu high school choir at the kmf 2011 The choir was at that time beimg directed By Mr Austin Muhati
@@SamuelMandillah ok thanks for taking your time to reply. I'm also going to Mang'u and I'm not religious. Usikasirike lol si ati Mimi ni devil worshiper or anything 😂 but do they accept people who don't have any religion? I will completely follow their catholic culture, but I'm just curious
@@troll2854 In Mang'u you have the liberty to do and be whatever you want. Don't be surprised getting in not having any footing but coming out grounded in your believes. Their are very wonderful groups where guys meet and discuss religious matters openly. And don't be afraid to explore. There is a group who sing really beautiful songs on Friday assemblies. Others have Bible studies on Wednesday around the French room area while some have Vespers on Friday at the physics lab. This are all meetings that happen weekly where you get to learn a lot! There's a mosque for muslims and a chapel for Catholics. The protestants meet in the amphitheatre or dinning hall and mny other places. Feel free to explore and learn as much as you can.
