Three Malawians — Ameze Okoro, Mwai Mponda and Chimwemwe Ngugi Buleya — have been selected as judges for the Miss Agriculture Preliminary Event set for 11 January in Lusaka, Zambia. The event will take place at The Quorum and focuses on empowering young women in agriculture, with contestants showcasing fashion inspired by farming — including […]
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It’s finally happening. The one man show where Onesimus faces his old self, Armstrong at BICC in Lilongwe on 28 February 2026. According to the event details, ticket categories are split by month and section. January tickets are priced at K20,000 (Standard) and K50,000 (VIP), while February tickets go for K25,000 (Standard) and K75,000 (VIP).
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Madness Entertainment has announced that its duo, Aidfest and Kineo, will be shifting their focus to solo music careers starting in 2026. In a statement released at the start of the new year, the management said the decision is aimed at allowing both artists to grow individually and explore their full potential beyond operating strictly
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Makhadzi has been discharged from hospital following a road accident she was involved in on 31 December. Reports from South Africa say the award-winning singer was travelling in Limpopo when the accident happened. She was rushed to hospital for treatment, where doctors monitored her condition. Her management later confirmed to South African reports that Makhadzi
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The Ministry of Education has postponed the opening of Term Two for public schools in Nkhotakota District and some national and boarding secondary schools affected by damaged roads. In a statement released on 3 January, the ministry said schools that were scheduled to open on 5 January will now reopen on 12 January 2026. The
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President Arthur Peter Mutharika has pardoned 222 prisoners and reduced prison sentences for many others, a move that will see over 2,600 inmates affected across Malawi. The decision, announced through the Ministry of Homeland Security, was made as part of the Christmas and New Year goodwill gesture. According to the statement, the prisoners who were
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Joe Ikon was one of the busiest local artists in December 2025, with a packed performance schedule that saw him appear at multiple events across the country during the festive season. Madness Entertainment announced that his run began on 6 December in Mzuzu at Drinkcember before moving to BICC in Lilongwe for the MWAHOO Experience.
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Police in Dowa have arrested a 38-year-old man, Benly Chibwe, after his 6-year-old stepson drowned in a dam in a case that has shocked many. According to police, Chibwe is accused of throwing the child into the dam following ongoing arguments with his wife over her children from a previous relationship. The young boy reportedly
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Namadingo is set to perform live at Genovese Backyard in Lilongwe, with the show scheduled to start at 1PM. The performance adds to Namadingo’s growing list of live appearances, following a year in which he has remained highly active on stage despite earlier plans to limit shows. Fans attending the event will be required to
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President Arthur Peter Mutharika has announced that the government will cover all funeral expenses for the five members of the Hive Band who died in a tragic road accident in Ntcheu. In a condolence message issued on behalf of himself and the First Lady, Professor Gertrude Mutharika, the President described the deaths as a devastating
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