African kings and queens and market women in colourful garb took the spotlight at the Garrison Secondary School yesterday.
It was African Studies Day and teachers and students dressed for the event that included a gripping play entitled No Condition Is Permanent.
It was a touching story of how a once rich family had to turn for help from a poor family they once rejected and scorned. Here, two students portray African market wear.
Please see also today’s SATURDAY SUN Pages 20 & 21.
Garrison gives glimpse of Africa
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