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ANNA MWALAGHO INVITES YOU FOR HER PERFORMANCES Hello Friend, I hope this message finds you well. To my new found friend, I welcome you. Thank you for your support and acceptance to receive my newsletter informing you of my performances. The month of May has been very busy for me and busy is good. I have met new friends and acquaintances through many of my events during this month. I do not take for granted your support in any way. Thank you for letting my self and also my band entertain you and also for buying my CDS and T- shirts. On June 16th my band and I will be at the Columbia festival. Come get entertained and enjoy the summer, other bands will also be performing and more details are given below. Come listen to our band that will make you groove, enjoy spoken word and a bit of comedy at some of my events. Do not forget to buy my new CD if you still have not purchased a copy. The CD is called HAKI, a word in Kiswahili meaning justice. Check it out and buy yourself a copy at or www.cdbaby.com/artist/annamwalagho my CD is also sold on itunes. http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/haki-justice/id450786720 http://fb.me/19H2VTgM7 June 16, 2012 ColumbiaFestival Anna Mwalagho & Afrofloetry Band Performance @ 2:45 – 3:45 p.m. Venue:LakeStage, ColumbiaTown Center Address:Columbia,MD Free Admission June 15, 2012 In Honor of Father’s Day Hosted By: Ex-Saker Students Association Venue:St.Andrews Hall Address:15100 New Hampshire Ave Silver Spring,MD Time:8:00pm June 9, 2012 Afrikan Goddess Awards In Honor of Ms. Betty Makoni Venue: O’Connor Auditorium at Trinity University Washington,DC. Time:6:30pm-9:30pm For More Information Visit http://www.afrikangoddess.com A POEM For You Show Me Heaven Lost in a haze Thoughts begin to race So much in my head Feels like an explosion Yet I can’t control What thoughts are in my brain The hardest part of all Is I can’t explain I can’t explain the hurt and the pain The child in the streets Begging in nakedness I can’t explain The slaughter of the weak Through bombs and ammunition In the name of liberation I can’t explain the evil in the world The rape and the killings In the name of minerals I can’t explain The hunger and the famine While the rich are getting richer And the poor are getting poorer I can’t explain the happiness in his face The sadness in your face Why she is sick and you are well Each night and day I can’t explain life and death Why we are here then we are gone In this place we call world That’s why am in a haze So torn each day Not knowing which way To go or to stay So am hoping for a better place Some heaven sweet paradise Where justice is upheld And the good are rewarded And the evil burn in hell by Anna Mwalagho Upendo Girl Child Foundation I support a foundation in my country Kenya through the sell of my Merchandise (CDS and T-shirts) The foundation runs a school in the slums of Mathare in a community that is financially poor and lack basic necessities. Most of the students are taught for free since there parents are not able to afford, other children are orphaned and others from single parent homes. . Even though the children do not sleep at the school they depend on the foundation to help them with school supplies, food, and teachers pay. We therefore are kindly requesting for your donations financially or in kind to help the foundation and the needy of the community as Kenya is in the brink of another famine disaster. "Doing nothing for others is the undoing of ourselves"- Horace Mann God Bless you Mwalagho productions LLC www.annamwalagho.com <><><><><><> <><><><><><><><><><><><> <><><><><><> <><><><><><> <><><><><><>