Classic Lounge in Ntcheu is the place to be on November 3 as it hosts Summer Splash music event which will feature performances by some of the trending artists in the country.
The show which has been organized by Sheba Entertainment, will feature performances by Joe Kells, Gibo Pearson, Avokado, Pon G and United Kingdom-based Afro-Pop singer ‘Queen Sheba’.
Founder of Sheba Entertainment, Queen Sheba, real name Racheal Khan Muyepa said the event is expected to start at 6 o’clock in the evening and that people should expect nothing but best performances.
Queen Sheba arrived in the country earlier this week and she is expected to record a number of songs before returning back to the UK.
Meanwhile the artist has announced that she will release a brand new song next month.
Malawi President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera soon after presiding over Lilongwe University of Agriculture and Natural Resources (LUANAR) graduation ceremony addressed a rally at Lilongwe Msozi Headquarters in the area of Senior Chief Chadza where he tackled a number of key points.
During the rally, Chakwera urged people in the area to help Government achieve its vision and realise its dream.
He stressed the need for the community to embrace agriculture saying its part of the enablers towards achieving the Malawi 2063 agenda.
President Chakwera
He said that is why LUANAR remains a vibrant partner if malawi is to achieve the Malawi 2063. The President then urged Malawians to turn small scale farming into commercial farming. He says Malawi can be a sustainable country if the country work hard to enhance agriculture.
Chakwera said he has encouraged Luanar to continue doing well and do more partnerships to achieve more as well.
Chakwera has since commended Luanar for enhancing irrigation in the country saying Luanar will be harvesting its 100 Hectares of maize soon.
The President urged Malawians to take part in changing the Malawi landscape by not stealing from Malawians. “Wena mpaka kuba zipangizo za ulimi zotsika mtengo, uku nkulakwa ndipo ndi kupha kumene.”
Speaking earlier, MCP Secretary General Elsenhower Mkaka commended the president for the grand development rally at Lilongwe Msozi saying the whole Lilongwe East is happy with the coming of the President to the area.
The SG commended the Malawi President for setting Mega Farm vision saying shortly Malawi will harvest 100 hectares in Nkhotakota.
Mkaka highlighted on the developments taking place in the country citing the case of Likoma Island. He says Likoma is no longer the same adding that even Lilongwe is no longer the same. We will now have a real Capital City.
Chiukepo Msowoya came to the rescue as Mighty Mukuru Wanderers struggled to beat Mulanje-based Southern Region Football Association Premier Division side, FOMO FC, in a Castel Challenge round of 32 match played at Kamuzu Stadium on Thursday afternoon.
Msowoya scored the only goal of the match in the 85th minute, connecting well a corner kick taken by Francisco Madinga
The Nomads were below their best but the introduction of Christopher Kumwembe, Isaac Kaliati, Felix Zulu and Fransisco Madinga in the second half proved fruitful .
FOMO FC
Both the hosts and the visitors managed to create some chances but failed to convert them until Msowoya’s decisive goal.
The Castel Challenge Cup is a National Knockout Cup organised by the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and sponsored by Castel Malawi.
The K1 billion three-year sponsorship has seen Castel pumping in over K320 million towards the cup this year alone.
Jamaican reggae artist Luciano also known as Jah Messenger has arrived in the country.
The Sweep Over My soul Star, is set to perform this Saturday at the Jah Kings Reggae Jam Music Festival at the Grand Business Park in Lilongwe.
Luciano now in Malawi
In an interview on his arrival at Kamuzu International Airport, Luciano said, “I am excited to be in Malawi and am ready to give a good performance on Saturday.”
He was welcomed by his fellow countryman
Another Jamaican Reggae Star Everton Blender arrived in the country last week and he too is scheduled to perform at the Festivap
Malawi President Dr. Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera, on Thursday described Lilongwe University of Agricultural and Natural Resources (LUANAR) as a crucial and key partner towards implementation of the country’s Mega Farms project.
President Chakwera who is also LUANAR Chancellor, said this when he presided over the university’s 7th congregation at the Bunda College campus in Lilongwe where he awarded certificates, diplomas and degrees to deserving students.
Chakwera said this is the very same reason that when he accepted to be the Chancellor of what he called a prestigious University, he made a firm commitment that his government would ensure the smooth and speedy completion of the construction of the Gateway Administration and the Teaching Complex A that started in 2008 and were expected to finish in 2012.
“Last year I presided over the official opening of the Teaching Complex and made a commitment that my Government was going to expand the University libraries at Bunda and NRC campuses from the current inadequate sitting capacity of 5000 to 9000,” he said.
President Chakwera said he was happy to inform that a consultant has now been engaged to design and oversee the construction of a state-of-the-art Resource Centre and Lecture Theatres.
The president said the actual construction of the facilities will take 36 months commencing on 1st April 2024.
“This will help the University to implement its aspirations. The construction of a state-of-the-art Teaching and Learning facility at NRC campus commenced last year and it is my expectation it will be completed as scheduled,” he said.
Some of the faculties represented at this ceremony include Veterinary Medicine, Natural Resources, Life Sciences and Natural Resources, Food and Human Sciences, Development Studies, and Agriculture.
The activities lined up include performances by the LUANAR students’ Congregation Choir and the Malawi Police Brass Band.
