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Easter plans? Sorted. Gwamba is heading to Queens Club in Mzuzu on April 19 for what’s expected to be a lit performance. 🎤 Meanwhile, Fada Moti and Tuno will also be in Mzuzu this Easter—catch them live at Linda Lounge. More shows to be announced… 👀

Eli Njuchi is back on stage later this month at The Hive Sessions—live at StakeOut on April 27, 2025. And this one’s extra special. The artist says he’ll be giving fans a sneak peek into his new album with a mini listening session during the show. Tickets are limited, so if you’re a Hive member

After her performance at Tay Grin’s “From the Ashes” event, some folks on social media decided to play fashion police, calling out Temwah’s outfit as “inappropriate.” But instead of firing back with a rant, Temwah took the high road—straight to videos! In a series of laugh-out-loud videos, she’s showcasing “housewife” vibes, akutitu.

Malawian film production company 4Kaya Filmz Inc. is set to premiere its latest project, “Welcome to Maula Prison,” on May 2, 2025, at the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) in Lilongwe. The film will subsequently be screened in Blantyre at Mount Soche Hotel on May 3 and in Mzuzu at Chisanga Complex on May 4,

Malawian hip-hop artist Tay Grin has announced a free concert scheduled for April 12, 2025, at Masintha Grounds in Lilongwe. Dubbed the ‘Gratitude Concert,’ the event aims to thank supporters who stood by him following a recent fire that destroyed part of his home. In early March, Tay Grin’s residence in Area 43, Lilongwe, was

Emmie Deebo has been awarded the Best New Female Artist – Africa at the Arts & Entertainment Awards held in Nairobi, Kenya. In her absence, the award was accepted by Malawi’s High Commission representative, Benson Jackson Ojesi. Prior to this accolade, Deebo received four nominations at the Africa Arts Entertainment Awards 2025: Best New Female

Tay Grin, turned the Bingu International Convention Centre (BICC) into a hotspot of energy and unity during his recent fundraising show. The event was a testament to the power of community and music coming together for a noble cause. The evening was marked by electrifying performances, heartfelt speeches, and a palpable sense of camaraderie among

Amaryllis Hotel, just put MWK10 million where the passport stamps are—backing the 2025 Malawi International Tourism Expo (MITE). The hotel’s bossman, Ramy Waheed, says it’s not just vibes; it’s a serious push to make Malawi the next big travel flex. “This partnership isn’t just cute—it’s a bold move,” he said. With this sponsorship, Amaryllis is