Jamaican reggae singer Shauna McKenzie, popularly known by her stage name Etana, gave an outstanding performance during the Pamoja Festival held on Saturday night at the Waterfront Ngong Racecourse, Nairobi.
The festival, named from her 2021 album Pamoja released in June, marked one of the first major events held in the country since President Uhuru lifted the COVID-19 curfew.
Etana in action during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
Etana in action during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
The album featured various African artistes, including Kenya’s Wyre, Naiboi, Michael Bundi, Nandy from Tanzania, Wrxi from Zambia, and Ghana’s Stonebwoy.
Revelers during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
Revelers during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standar]
The Saturday event, which kicked off at around 4 pm was graced by several Kenyan deejays, including Dj Tush, Dj Riley, Dj Patiz, Dj Mash Kenya, DJ Moh, DJ Vybrant, among others. Vybez Radio dynamic duo Kwambox and Kev were also among the entertainers of the night.
VYbez Radio presenter Kwambox during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
Revelers during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
Beauties during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
At midnight, Etana took to the stage and performed songs from her latest album, giving a 2-hour electric performance.
Etana thrills Kenya’s fans during the Pamoja concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
Etana and Klyve in action during the concert. [Elvis Ogina/Standard]
The Weakness in me hitmaker also invited singers Wyre and Naiboi to the stage, who performed the songs featured in the album.
BY THE STANDARD MEDIA
