Global music star Sho Madjozi from South Africa is getting quite a reception as fans have been left amazed at her fluency in the vernacular language as she plans to drop a Chichewa song.
This will be her first full Chichewa song despite being featured on Gemini Major’s ‘Naked’.
Madjozi announced the Chichewa song titled ‘Kadigong’ is ready for release and is set to trend as it gives a dance vibe with it’s Amapiano rhythm.
Sho Madjozi
‘Kadigong’ is a name given to an ecstatic dance done by kids in Malawi rural areas.
Posting on her social media pages like X formerly Twitter and TikTok, Sho Madjozi expressed excitement.
She posted on X saying: “Oh my godddd!!! 😫🎉 Just got the final mix for my next single and…it’s fire I’m afraid 🥹
“First release in 2 years. It’s Sho time 🥳🤗”
On TikTok she shared a couple videos hyping the song while singing the lyrics: “Thyola/Tsika/Kadi Kadi/Kadigong”
The John Cena famed singer who is expected to perform at the 20th anniversary of Lake Of Stars (LOS) this weekend has not disclose the actual date but confirmed it will be out this month.
President Chakwera has described China as a true partner for Malawi by supporting the country’s development aspirations.
He made the remarks when he held bilateral talks with President of the Peoples Republic of China Xi Jinping at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing China.
“I must also thank Your Excellency for the continued support in various areas, such as debt restructuring, ongoing construction projects, scholarships, and capacity-building programmes, as well as the various ways your esteemed nation has offered including timely humanitarian assistance in the wake of climate-related disasters,” he said.
Chakwera and Xi Jinping
President Chakwera also proposed the establishment of a technical team comprising of officials from the two countries who will discuss pertinent development issues for the enhancement of cooperation between the two countries.
The President also expressed gratitude to President Xi JinPing for the commitment that the Chinese government has shown to finalize preparatory work for the construction of the Judicial Complex in Lilongwe, following the signing of an agreement between the two governments.
In his remarks, President Xi JinPing said he is ready to deepen relations between Malawi and the People’s Republic of China emphasising on the need to elevate relations between the two countries to a strategic partnership.
He also commended President Chakwera’s efforts in bringing development to the people of Malawi and expressed hope that the FOCAC Summit will help in deepening the relations.
The 2024 FOCAC Summit will among others focus on building relations and cooperation in supporting Africa’s industrialisation, energy and trade among others.
Focac was instituted in 2020 to foster relations between China and the 53 African nations and the African Union (AU) and is held every six years while the minister’s conference is held every three years.
President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera has acknowledged Huawei Technologies’ significant contributions, stating that Malawi has reaped considerable benefits from the exceptional services provided by the company.
President Chakwera made the remarks on Tuesday in Beijing, China. during an interface with Li Junfeng, Vice President of Huawei Technologies and Chief Executive Officer of Global Public Services.
“The company’s footprint in our nation has notably grown over the years, and the community greatly values the cutting-edge solutions offered, ranging from smart devices to advanced digital services,” said Chakwera.
Chakwera in China
The president expressed appreciation for the collaboration between Huawei and various Malawian government agencies aimed at enhancing connectivity, such as the Last Mile Rural Connectivity Project, which intends to provide ICT services to approximately 85% of the rural population in Malawi.
“My administration is firmly dedicated to partnering with Huawei to ensure that advanced technology facilitates access to skills and knowledge for as many Malawians as possible,” he noted.
President Chakwera urged Huawei to collaborate further with his administration on initiatives such as the Smart Village Initiative for rural communities, the establishment of technical training centers for ICT to enhance digital skills among youth, smart agriculture solutions to support large-scale farming initiatives and enhancing cybersecurity for Malawi’s digital landscape.
Additionally, the Malawi leader pointed out that the successful implementation of the ATM Strategy, which focuses on agribusiness, tourism and mining, relies heavily on access to energy.
The President said initiatives such as the mini-grid system, which Huawei has donated to Lilongwe Rural, are critical to the nation’s priorities.
In his speech, Li Junfeng, Vice President of Huawei Technologies and Chief Executive Officer of Global Public Services pledged to continue its investments in Malawi, supporting the country’s ambitions of turning smart as outlined in the Malawi 2063 Vision.
“Our investment portfolio continues to expand in Malawi, and we will persist in our efforts until we achieve Your Excellency’s vision of a smart Malawi,” declared Li.
Vice President Dr. Michael Bizwick Usi this afternoon held closed door discussions with the management of Blantyre City Assembly in Bantyre over various sticky issues ranging from patriotism to town planning.
Opening the meeting, the VP said the discussion was meant to explore ways to instill a sense of national pride and responsibility among the people that run the affairs of the city – recognizing that patriotism is the foundation of the country’s progress.
Usi engaging city assembly officials
“We also delved into innovative strategies for town planning, aiming to create sustainable, inclusive, and vibrant communities that reflect our nation’s values and aspirations,” the VP told the media in a door step interview after the meeting.
“I did not come here to admonish anyone but to plead with the city authorities that patriotism is a shared responsibility, town planning is crucial for sustainable development and that collaboration is key to driving progress,” said the Vice President.
Authorities at the assembly said they appreciated the candid talk that they had with the vice president and that the message has sank in.
President Lazarus Chakwera of Malawi has shared an important update on his official Facebook page, revealing that he recently held bilateral talks with President Xi Jinping of the People’s Republic of China. The discussions took place on the sidelines of the Summit of the Forum on China–Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), marking the continuation of dialogues held in 2021 and 2023.
In his post, President Chakwera emphasized his commitment to ensuring that the conversations around economic production, modernization, industrialization, and infrastructural development translate into rapid and tangible outcomes. The elevation of the bilateral relationship between Malawi and China to a strategic partnership was a key focus, with Chakwera expressing optimism about the future.
“As we approach the 17th anniversary of our diplomatic ties, Malawi looks forward to shared prosperity via the Belt & Road Initiative, an infrastructure program that promises huge economic impact in the Global South, when factored into the African Continental Free Trade Area structure,” Chakwera wrote.
The President outlined specific projects that he proposed to President Xi Jinping as prime candidates for inclusion in the Belt and Road Initiative. These projects include the improvement of the Rumphi-Nyika-Chitipa-Ilomba Road and the rehabilitation and expansion of Malawi’s railway lines. Chakwera highlighted how these infrastructure developments could significantly enhance connectivity between Malawi, Zambia, and Tanzania, boosting regional trade and integration.
In response to Chakwera’s proposals, President Xi Jinping expressed his intention to make the FOCAC summit a landmark event for Malawi, ensuring that the 17th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two nations heralds a new era of sustainable development.
Chakwera’s update underscores Malawi’s dedication to strengthening its relationship with China and leveraging it for the nation’s economic growth and infrastructural development. The President’s engagement at the FOCAC summit is poised to have far-reaching implications for Malawi’s future, particularly in the context of the Belt and Road Initiative and its integration with broader African economic frameworks.
