**AFRICA AFTER SEVEN! [THE OFFICIAL SEVENS AFTER PARTY]**

NOW LETS FLIP THE SCRIPT FOR ALL Y'ALL PARTY GOERS!

53:30 IS THE OFFICIAL TIME TO PLAY!

ITS THE OFFICIAL SEVENS AFTER PARTY!!

WICKED LIVE PERFORMANCES BY:

NAMELESS | NONINI | P-UNIT | JUACALI | NAMELESS |WYRE

HIGH ENERGY MIXES FROM AFRICA'S NUMBER ONE'S!

DJ ADRIAN | DJ GICHBOY | DJ MISTA DRU | DJ JOHN | DJ HASSAN

**Open Mic Hosted by Adelle - June**

Open Mic is a platform for artist to share their art!!! This month's open mic's theme is FIGHTING SEXUAL VIOLENCE!!!

Details:

FIESTA RESTAURANT (chester house, koinange street)
2ND JUNE
7:30P.M TO 10:30P.M
KSH.300

**Fashion Dos And Don'ts - At The Office**

What are the biggest don'ts for a traditional office?
I think that when you are going to work at the office, there are traditional don'ts which include no sweatpants, no sneakers perhaps, no ripped jeans, nothing that is sloppy or too messy. You don't want to wear anything that is too revealing. You really want to stay within whatever the dress code of the office is and make sure that it is appropriate.

What types of tops are appropriate for the office?
I think appropriate tops for the office are definitely a button down, a v-neck sweater, a nicely fitted scoop-neck or boat-neck works. You want to stay away from t-shirts because it's a bit too casual and you want to stay away from tank tops that show off too much.

Camisoles-an office wear do or don't?
I think a camisole can be worn only when it's worn under something else. You can layer it with a V-neck sweater. Or you can layer it underneath a cute fitted office jacket. Anything more than that is just too revealing.

Strapless tops-an office wear do or don't?
Strapless tops aren't even an office don't for just the office, they're kind of a don't for everything. They're ill-fitting, they're uncomfortable, they spill out everywhere, and they should just be kept to the disco, not the desk.

**Kenya Night**

Friday 28th May 2010

Kenya Night is back bigger and better!

This Friday its all about the ladies.

Featuring
Deejay Wesley, Deejay 2 One 2 and Wyre – THE LOVE CHILD.

**TI Sawa Sawa Festival 2010 with Kiss FM**

The TI Sawa Sawa Festival 2010 with Kiss FM is coming up..

It will be held from 28 to 30 May 2010, Sarakasi will very proudly team up with Transparency International. The festival will be used to conduct civic education on the draft constitution and encourage Kenyans to participate in the upcoming referendum.
This year theme is "Wajibika sasa, fighting corruption begins with you!"

Capacity building workshops will be on Wednesday 26th Thursday 27th, morning and afternoon sessions, as well as series of media visits with artistes and local talent for publicity, interviews and audience building.

Saturday 29th May (at the Sarakasi Dome-Ngara) will be a youth event during the day including our WAPI platform/ stage, exhibitions by visual artistes, cultural merchandise, brand merchandise, outdoor video wall, skill factory (youth capacity building), information stalls and so on.

**SPA Fest 2010 FINALS**

Type:
Music/arts - Concert

SPA Fest finals is here, your favorite gospel dance competition comes your way this June. Friday 18th June at NPC Karen starting 8pm till morning.14 of the finest dance groups, 70 acts and top local artists: Eko Dydda, Allan Aaron, Suz-eye, MC Dice and Stomperz will feature in the SPA Fest finals.

Teams will be competing for the ultimate prize of SPA Fest 2010 Champions and a total prize money of KES. 420,000/-. Entry charges are 300bob advanced and 400bob at the gate. Tickets available at ICC West and Nairobi Sports house Moi avenue. Transport available at Kencom from 7pm. SPA Fest finals - where the dance is @!

**MULEMBE NIGHT! - The Abaluhya Return**

Start Time:
Friday, 28 May 2010 at 18:00
End Time:
Saturday, 29 May 2010 at 05:00
Location:
Carnivore Simba Saloon
Street:
Off Langata Road
Town/City:
Nairobi, Kenya

Safaricom, The Carnivore and Mulembe FM present MULEMBE NIGHT this Friday, 28th May 2010 from 6 p.m. at the Carnivore Simba Saloon. Get drenched in sounds from the Abaluhya Community, with music by;