Ten Sing Norway in Malawi

Last updated: 08/11/2011 // Ten Sing Norway arrives in Malawi this week! The Norwegian choir is travelling from Nairobi to Durban via Tanzania, Malawi, Zambia and Botswana with African youth to inform locals along the way about the upcoming COP17 in Durban and the danger of climate change.

The group travelling from Nairobi to Durban consists of 160 youth, fifty of these are from organizations in Norway such as Norwegian Church Aid, Changemaker and KFUK-KFUM. They have gathered together to drive six buses from Kenya to South Africa to have conserts along the way and to make people sign their petition for a binding legal agreement on climate change. Their goal is to hand over 1 million signatures to the COP17 meeting in Durban later this year. According to Norwegian Church Aid in Malawi, Desmond Tutu has already signed the petition.

The caravan will have a concert in Lilongwe on Sunday the 13th of November 2011 on the CIVO stadium. The concert is free of charge. There will be no sale of alcohol.

The program looks like the following:

08.00: Meet where the caravan is staying in Lilongwe.
09.00: Drive from this place around town.
09.00: Some will go to CIVO to prepare the concert.
 
13.00: Official Start of Concert (we expect to start 14.30-15.00)
Cultural Dance Troupe
Director of Ceremony Gwengwe + woman will call for a prayer
Prayer by Francis Mkandawire, EAM
Father Blair on the overall issue of Climate Change
Dr. Osborne Joda-Mbewe – Theological  perspective on Climate Change
Ten Sing Along
UNDP, Jane
Youth representatives: Heather Maseko and Dominic Nyasulu
Director Dr. Kembemawire will introduce Guest of Honor
Guest of Honor – Min. of Energy etc.
Cultural Dance Troupe
Artist – Juliani
Artist – Lloyd Phiri
Artist: Dan Lu
National Anthem at the finish

We hope many people will come and enjoy the concert with us! 


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