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The Ngonju Dance Team from Manyu, Cameroon to perform the Monekim dance at the Miss Africa USA Pageant July 24 2010

Miss Africa USA Management proudly welcomes the Ngonju Cultural Dance troupe to the Stage. The Ngonju Dance team will perform the famous Monekim dance from the Manyu tribe of Cameroon.  The ladies plan to thrill the audience with their powerful and exciting dance routine that will take the audience back to the motherland. The purpose of the Ngonju dance team is to forster the Manyu culture in the United States of America.  To let our kids know and understand their roots and the culture of their parents. The Ngonju Dance team recently performed in Atlanta Ga, July 2nd at the MECA USA  convention where they thrilled the audience and got the whole dance floor congested. The women were showered with dollar bills by convention attendees. The Monekim dance is very colorful and very powerful.

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Kenyan-American Artist Kanja the African King to perform at the Miss Africa USA Pageant July 24 2010

The Miss Africa USA Management proudly welcomes Kenyan-American Artist Kanja the African King and his extra-ordinary crew to the Miss Africa stage July 24 2010.   Kanja has made his name on the BET stage competing with some of the best rising artists in the business. We are proud to have Kanja as one of the Performers for the Miss Africa USA Pageant this year. KANJA MUCHOKI known as KANJA THE AFRIKAN KING, is a rising international star and a unique new artist in the music industry. Known for his mix of hip-hop, R&B, reggae music and lyrics spoken in his native languages of Kikuyu and Swahili, KANJA is bringing a totally different sound in rhythmic melodies. Also a powerful songwriter, KANJA is currently working with celebrity artists and upcoming singers all over the world. His young and innovative ways of creating music are now beginning to create a buzz about KANJA as an artist with the potential for a long-term career in the music industry. Performances No newcomer to music and performing, KANJA, now 22, has been touring the world since the age of 15. Born in London, U.K, his family comes from Kenya, Africa where his reggae /African sounds originate. His music has international appeal, playing in places such as Amsterdam, the United Kingdom, Africa, Sweden and the United States. KANJA’s versatile ways of performing led to his B.E.T’s 106 & Park win on Wild Out in October 2009, and upcoming performance in the all-star segment of 106 & park in June 2010. KANJA has performed in London, the United States, and East Africa and has appeared on B.E.T’s Blaze the Stage and at Hampton University with major neo-soul recording artist, Raheem Devaughn, J. Holiday, & Slim, as well as a concert featuring Jerimiah, Latoya Luckett, & Fabolous and Beenie Man. He has also performed in Virginia Beach, in the DC/Maryland/Virginia area where he grew up. In his new hit single, “Cry for You”, KANJA speaks of the struggle of his country, and dedicated it to the people he’s lost and others who have lost someone close. KANJA also started Red Touch Entertainment, with proceeds benefiting the HIV/aids campaign in East Africa. An Artist on the Move A Hampton University graduate (May 2009) with a degree in fine & performing arts and specialty in Theater Performance, KANJA has also appeared in a few short films and has plans to audition for major roles in the film industry. He is currently seeking a recording deal with a major label. Facebook – Kanja Afrikan King Muchoki Myspace –  www.myspace.com/Kanjamuchoki Visit Kanja on: Twitter- Afrikanking1

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Opera Singer Chinwe Enu to Perform at the Miss Africa USA Grand Finals in Maryland

The Miss Africa USA Pageant management proudly welcomes to the stage Miss Chinwe Enu, who plans to thrill attendees with her beautiful and angelic voice and talent. Chinwe Enu will perform the African Anthem at the kick off of the Miss Africa USA Pageant. Young soprano Chinwe Enu continues to garner acclaim for her beautiful voice and captivating stage presence. She was recently hailed by the Washington City Paper for her “soaring operatic voice.” In June 2007 she made her African debut in a recital of arias and art song with the MUSON Center Orchestra at the MUSON Center in Lagos, Nigeria. Following the concert, she was praised by Nigerian press for her “almost flawless sound” and “superior talent.” In 2006, she appeared as Saffi in Strauss’s Der Zigeunerbaron in concert in Graz, Austria with the American Institute of Musical Studies Festival Orchestra where she was praised for her “glorious sound.” In 2008, Ms. Enu was commended for being an inspiration to young African women and was awarded the African Jewel Award. Her 2009 engagements included a July concert of Faure’s La Bonne Chanson, with chamber orchestra, at the InterHarmony Music Festival in San Francisco, California, and a November recital of arias and art song in Maryland. In 2010, she performed the role of Geraldine in Barber’s A Hand of Bridge at the University of Maryland. She has also performed roles in Italy and in Salzburg, Austria. Ms. Enu balances her passionate career as a singer with her training as an attorney. She received a Juris Doctor degree from Georgetown University Law Center and is licensed to practice law in the District of Columbia and the state of California. Ms. Enu studies voice with renowned Metropolitan Opera lyric soprano Carmen Balthrop. She is currently pursuing her music studies at the University of Maryland School of Music where she has received academic honors and was awarded the Charlotte W. Newcombe Scholarship.

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