Vioja Mahakamani's chief prosecutor Alliwah David bags 2nd degree after 4 years of study

Vioja Mahakamani's chief prosecutor Alliwah David bags 2nd degree after 4 years of study

Vioja Mahakamani star Alliwah David graduated with a BA in Communication, reflecting on 26 years in the arts and Theatrix Arts Ensemble’s 2,000 actors and legacy.

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Alliwah David, best known to Kenyan television audiences as the Chief Prosecutor on the beloved court sitcom Vioja Mahakamani, has added another academic achievement to his name, graduating with a second university degree on Friday, November 6.

In an exclusive interview with TUKO.co.ke, the seasoned entertainer revealed that he graduated from St Paul's University with a Bachelor of Arts in Communication.

He pursued a double major in Public Relations and Development Communication, earning Second Class Honours (Upper Division).

The achievement marks his second qualification from the institution, having previously graduated with a qualification in Business Management five years ago.

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Beyond the television screen, David carries an impressive legacy in Kenya's creative arts scene.

He has spent 26 years in the industry and is the founder of Theatrix Arts Ensemble, a theatre group that has been running for 22 years and has produced more than 2,000 actors.

Among the notable names who passed through his fold are Phelix Jalango Odiwuor (now MP for Langata), Jacky Vike (Awinja), Lynn Ngugi, Nick Kwach, Kasuku and Daddy Marto…

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PAY ATTENTION: Mark TUKO.co.ke as a preferred source, and our content will appear higher in your Google feed! Alliwah David, best known to Kenyan television audiences as the Chief Prosecutor on the beloved court sitcom Vioja Mahakamani, has added another academic achievement to his name, graduating with a second university degree on Friday, November 6.

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