The Lake of Stars Festival which failed to take place last year, will return this year in September, its founder Will Jameson has said.
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Lake of Stars back Sept, says founder
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Paul Banda to ride on Alleluya Band performances...as Alleluya Band clocks 35 years
Legendary musician Paul Banda has said the country should brace for more performances from him this year as he will be riding on the back of his former group Alleluya Band during their performances.
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Cosoma’s Makwinja sets record
Copyright Society of Malawi (Cosoma) has found itself in the limelight on the international scene as its acting executive director Dora Makwinja was recently elected as one of the board members of the International Federation of Reproduction Rights Organization (IFRRO) during a general assembly held in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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Kenani’s gay short story adapted for play in UK
Bilimankhwe Arts has adapted Stanley Kenani's short story Love On Trial which is being developed into a stage production.
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Thocco Katimba’s wife dead
Gospel musician Thocco Katimba's wife Maggie has died. Maggie, a former employee of Malawi Broadcasting Corporation (MBC), died at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital in Blantyre in the early hours of Tuesday after a long illness.
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Mkakeni seeks to reclaim his spot
Musician Mkakeni Kaunda has failed to make progress in the music industry since making a name with his debut album Sindizakusekelelaninso in 2003 which boasts of the hit 'Lidia Girl.'
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Blantyre Cultural Centre now open to artists
Subsequent to problems faced by artists in accessing Blantyre Cultural Centre (BCC), formerly known as French Cultural Centre (FCC), the Ministry of Tourism and Culture has swallowed its pride to allow artists use of the facility.
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Ministry to sort out Cosoma board issue
Minister of Tourism, Wildlife and Culture Rachel Mazombwe-Zulu has said that they will look into the issue of the absence of a board at Copyright Society of Malawi (Cosoma) as a matter of urgency.
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Steve T probes life in new album
Ndirande-based musician Steve Thembachako, who is popularly known as Steve T, seems he has grown up lyrically if the issues tackled in his new album are anything to go by.
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M am meets Swedish manager, musicians
The Musicians Association of Malawi (Mam) on Tuesday started meeting the Swedish MUM-SMF project manager Geza Polonyi at the Arts House in Blantyre.
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Zahara in Blantyre show next month
Blantyre fans of multi-award winning South African soul singer Zahara can finally breathe a sigh of relief after an entertainment firm announced on Tuesday that it is bringing the songstress to the commercial city next month.
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BBA 8 kicks off in May
The organisers are since started for the entries starting now to February 14. The entry is open to all persons over the age of 21, who are citizens of one of the participating countries and who either have a valid passport or will be able to obtain one by the end of March.
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P-Square coming to Malawi
Popular Nigerian Afro-pop duo P-Square is expected to be among the key performers during the Africa Movie Academy Awards (AMAA) nominations scheduled to be held in the country in March.
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Wakhumbachi Kaluwa grabs the fat wallet
Blantyre based 17-year old singer Wakhumbachi Kaluwa on Saturday was on top of the world as she grabbed the K500, 000 grand prize after being declared the 2012 E-Wallet Talent Show winner at the jam-packed Mount Soche Hotel in Blantyre.
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Zahara’s concert at Comesa Hall
MANGO Entertainment has announced that the live concert of South Africa's afro-soul singer Zahara will be held at Comesa Hall in Blantyre on February 16.
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Taonga’s parents pledge to support album pursuit
THE mother of 11-year-old E-Wallet finalist Taonga Kanthungo has said they will keep on encouraging their daughter in her singing career and that they are very much ready to support her release a gospel album.
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Miss Curvy organisers put auditions on hold
LILONGWE-based Excite Media, who are the coordinators of the newly introduced Miss Curvy pageant, has decided to put auditions hold and go scouting after experiencing a poor turnout in Lilongwe on Saturday.
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Ikwanga set for 'Yenda' launch Sat
ONE of the finest local guitarists, Ernest Ikwanga, is set to show Malawi and world that sky is never the limit when it comes to exploiting talent in oneself. He is launching his second solo work Yenda.
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Malawi benefits from Music Camp Project
Music Crossroads Malawi director Mathews Mfune says the country is making strides as far as giving the youth a chance to learn music and advance their skills.
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Studios ought to get serious, says Pro-Pee
One of the household names in music production, Percy Manyozo has admitted that studios in the country are not doing enough to get tough in terms of producing quality work.
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