Shuga: MTV Staying Alive Drama Set in Kenya

by Ladybrille Magazine on December 24, 2009 3 Comments

Merry Christmas to you our readers, media partners and friends of Ladybrille Magazine! We hope you enjoy the Christmas break. We leave you with Shuga, an MTV Staying Alive Drama set in Kenya. The drama series was shot in Nairobi and essentially is a focus on the HIV/AIDS campaign. It chronicles the lifestyles of nine young Kenyans and the decisions they make and of course, the consequences of their decisons. It is brilliant. Enjoy.

Episode 1

Shuga Episode 1 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.

Shuga Episode 2 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.

Episode 2

Shuga Episode 2 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.

Episode 3

Shuga Episode 3 from mtv staying alive on Vimeo.

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3 Comments »

Anne says:

June 18, 2010 at 10:27 am

This movie is so amazing and it has made me to be proud to be Kenyan. Good life teachings and I wish it had part 4 too.It’s not Westernized but is Kenyanized……LOL
Alexis says:

January 26, 2010 at 7:03 am

I loved it. It is one of a kind. I am a freelance writer and would love to write for you more exciting scripts.
Sylvia says:

December 27, 2009 at 1:14 pm

I love it!! Twas the i boost i needed to finally take that test! Pretty cool.

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