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Ketebul Music has injected life into the 1960s music scene through a new stage drama production, African Twist. The play, written by Paul Kelemba, aka Maddo, and directed by Martin Kigondu, transports Kenyans down memory lane to the country’s early independence days as reviewed by Jackline Macharia in the segment Cinemas and Theatre.
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Cinemas & Theatre I Review of the play 'African Twist'
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