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Toyota honours kids in Dream Car art contest

Nine children, aged 15 years and below, made the shortlist from close to 400 entries in three different categories.

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by douglas okiddy

News14 March 2019 - 16:02
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Leyan Qureshi and Toyota Kenya Ltd sales trainer Sukhjiv Singh

Toyota Kenya recently unveiled the Kenyan winners of the 13th edition of the Toyota Dream Car Art contest.

Nine children, aged 15 years and below, made the shortlist from close to 400 entries in three different categories.

Toyota Kenya MD Arvinder Reel said, “The Toyota Dream Car Art Contest wants children to have fun as they draw their dream cars. I am very inspired by these young, yet great minds, and what they have come up with.” 

The artworks of the nine will be submitted to Japan for consideration in the World Contest, where other children from more than 80 countries are also competing. 

 

Emmanuel Malunga, 12, from Mukuru Arts Club, Nairobi, poses with Toyota Kenya MD Avinder Reel. His painting got 3rd place in the 12-15 category
The winning painting in the 12-15 years category by Cynthia Bukanza, 14
Magdaline Njea, 6, from Brine Primary School, who won the silver award
Art teacher and judge Linda Maseno and Nisha Varsani, 12, from Oshwal Academy, whose painting got 2nd position
Kamal Preeti and her daughter, under-8 years category winner Veronka Preeti, from Premier Academy
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