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The Nairobi SGR Terminus transformed into a vibrant hub of musical talent on Saturday as over 100 women auditioned for the second season of ‘Sing for Africa’. The winner of this year’s competition will receive a Sh1 million prize, a trip to China, and a fully sponsored recording deal.
Aspiring female musicians filled the SGR Terminus, replacing the usual sounds of trains with their voices and the applause of onlookers. The auditions provided a platform for these women to showcase their musical abilities and pursue careers in the creative industry.
This year’s competition, which is exclusively for women, is part of the 2026 China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges. It follows a successful inaugural season that featured male contestants.