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Avokado teams up with Temwah and Ethel Kamwendo Banda in a new song ‘Msandipitilire’.

By Staff Reporter

Amapiano star Christopher Malera known by his stage name Avokado, has released a brand new song titled ‘Msandipitilire’ which features veteran musician Ethel Kamwendo Banda and another renowned singer Temwah.

The new song has been recorded at LCB Studios, Macksay Beats and Sispence.

Avokado, a Secondary School teacher by profession, started doing hip-hop music when he was at the University of Malawi but hogged the limelight after his first Amapiano song ‘Kwabwera Mahule’.

Amapiano star Christopher Malera known by his stage name Avokado, has released a brand new song titled 'Msandipitilire' which features veteran musician Ethel Kamwendo Banda and another renowned singer Temwah.
Avocado and Temwah



Then, the artist started collaborating with some renowned musicians most of them gospel artists in a number of music projects.

Among notable songs by Avokado include; ‘Mbuye Wanga’ featuring The  CRC Golden Melodies, ‘Chitsime’ featuring Bily Kaunda and Thoko Katimba as well as ‘Patsogolo’ featuring Kamuzu Barracks Singers and Shammah Vocals.

The artist also collaborated with Afro-Pop star Kell Kay in a song titled ‘Tender Love’ as well as Joe Kells in a song ‘Apongozi.’ Below is the link for Avokado’s new song.   https://m.malawi-music.com/song.php?id=22706

Ethel Kamwendo

Silver beat Mafco 3-2 in a friendly match

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By Staff Reporter  

As preparations for the forthcoming 2024 TNM Super league season continues, Silver Strikers have registered a 3-2 victory against Mafco FC in a friendly match played at Silver Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

The home side opened the scoring through Duncan Nyoni who scored from a rebound after Chimwemwe Idana’s shot was denied by the woodwork in the 36th minute.

Substitute Gift Chunga extended Silver’s lead just some seconds in the second half after a beautiful exchanging of passes with Binwell Katinji.

As preparations for the forthcoming 2024 TNM Super league season continues, Silver Strikers have registered a 3-2 victory against Mafco FC in a friendly match played at Silver Stadium on Saturday afternoon.
Silver Players

Chunga completed his brace in the 73rd minute with a simple tap-in after receiving a cross from Katinji.

Prince Kachere and Marshall Maluwa were on target for the Salima-based soldiers but their goals were not enough to deny Peter Mponda first victory since he took charge of the Area 47 side.

Chakwera visits Mzuzu vendors

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By Burnett Munthali

Earlier on Saturday 9 March 2024, President Reverend Lazarus Chakwera was warmly welcomed by Mzuzu vendors during his visit to the Central and Vigwagwa markets. Later in the day Chakwera reciprocated with an invitation to the State Lodge where he continued with discussions.

Major issues that formed part of the discussion were vendors’ concerns around access to capital, adequate trading space, stalls, paved passages and lights within market premises. 

Chakwera at Mzuzu Market

On the issue of trading space, Chakwera’s administration is already engaging all stakeholders to see to it that Mzuzu vendors get modern facilities for their daily endeavours.

The President has reiterated his assurances on business financing, similar from meetings of this nature in Blantyre and Lilongwe, that initiatives such as the National Empowerment Economic Fund (NEEF) are convenient means of business transformation for vendors.

Bullets secure triumphant victory at champion stadium

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By Andrew Magombo

FCB Nyasa Big Bullets kicked off their Pre-Season campaign with an emphatic 6-0 win against Dzaleka-based Kalembelembe FC at the Champions Stadium on Saturday afternoon.

Hassan Kajoke showcased his prowess with two well-taken goals, while Ernest Petro, Ephraim Kondowe, Matthews Masamba, and Antony Mfune each contributed with a goal, securing a resounding victory for the People’s team against the non-league side.

Manager Pasuwa introduced several new faces to the squad, aiming to foster cohesion among the players and assess their capabilities ahead of upcoming elite competitions.

A brace from Kajoke



The match provided Pasuwa with a comprehensive overview of his squad, as he ensured almost every player had the opportunity to showcase their skills during the ninety minutes of play.

Antony Mfune put the finishing touch on the victory with a clinical strike in the 82nd minute, sealing a memorable performance for the team.

Up next, the Bullets will face Santhe ADMARC in a friendly match at the same venue, as they continue their preparations for the upcoming season.

Social media influencer Pemphero Mphande now MACOHA’s Bangwe weaving factory brand ambassador

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By Chisomo Phiri

Malawi Council for the Handicapped (MACOHA) on Friday March 8, 2024 unveiled social media influencer and philanthropist Pemphero Mphande as a brand ambassador for its Bangwe Weaving Factory.

Speaking during the unveiling ceremony at MACOHA head office in Limbe, MACOHA Executive Director(ED) George Chiusiwa said Mphande’s influence on social media shows that he embraces diversity.

Said Chiusiwa:“Pemphero Mphande has used his influence to champion causes close to our heart and for the benefit of marginalised societies.”

Chiusiwa expressed the hope that by roping in Mphande, the organization and its programmes will gain visibility as it strives to build an inclusive society for all.

Malawi Council for the Handicapped (MACOHA) on Friday March 8, 2024 unveiled social media influencer and philanthropist Pemphero Mphande as a brand ambassador for its Bangwe Weaving Factory.
Pemphero Mphande signing the brand ambassadorship

In his acceptance speech, Mphande described Bangwe Weaving Factory as an amazing place where people with disabilities are producing high quality products.

He said:”We are here to raise awareness of the work that people at Macoha are doing.

“We believe in in inclusion, we believe in raising the voice of the marginalised, we believe in partnership.”

Mphande said empowering local manufactured products and inclusivity in social economic activities has a great potential to change the current economic hardships that many Malawians are facing.

He then urged people to support and buy local products so as to save forex and create more job opportunities.

Established in 1975 as a commercial enterprise, the Bangwe Weaving Factory  provides  employment in an accessible environment for persons with disabilities.

Apart from operating as a commercial arm, the factory also raises awareness on the abilities and potential of persons with disabilities.

Currently the factory has 103 employees with 80% being staff with disabilities.