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Ex-Mulhako wa Alhomwe chairperson Leston Mulli urges people to join the cultural event celebrations

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By Chisomo Phiri

Former chairperson for the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Cultural grouping, Leston Mulli has called on people in the country to join the Lhomwe people as they are celebrating their culture this year.

Speaking at Chonde in Mulanje where the cultural festival is being held, Mulli said expectations for this year’s Mulhako Wa Alhomwe will bring total excitement as people will be tasting different kinds of aphrodisiacs.

Mulli



“Let us support Lhomwe people as they are celebrating this important cultural festival. It is a very important event for preserving our culture,” he said.

The cultural festival started with prayers on Thursday where members of the clergy prayed for survivors of Tropical Cyclone Freddy.

It is expected to reach its climax today Sunday.

PR practitioners urged to internalize Malawi vision 2063

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By Chisomo Phiri

United Nations Country Representative Rabecca Adah-Dontoh has called on Public Relations(PR) practitioners and Communicators in the country to internalise Malawi 2063 and become advocates for the country’s social economic development.

Adah-Dontoh made the call in Mangochi at the Public Relations Society of Malawi (PRSM) 2023 Annual Lakeshore Conference.

“We should be also honest and proud of Malawi when talking. When I go around the country, all we hear is that Malawi is a poor country.

Rabecca Adah-Dontoh



“This narrative has to change because Malawi has a lot of beautiful things which we need to be talking about so that people might be interested to come and visit the country,” said Rabecca.

She added that communication is a development enabler hence the need for the practitioners to be forward thinking and initiate conversations that will make a difference.

The lakeshore conference was held under the theme: “Complete Communicator.”

The conference gathered over one hundred public relations practitioners across the country.

Phyzix features 3 international artists in ‘Mountain Goat’ album

By Chisomo Phiri

Malawian Hip Hop Star says he has featured three international artists in his new album titled ‘ Mountain Goat.

In a separate interview, Phyzix said the three are Loki from South Africa and Jae Cash and Drifta Trek from Zambia.

The musician also said he has featured other 28 local musicians and 14 producers in the new album.

Phyzix



He said some of the artists featured include Lucius Banda, Black Missionaries, Onesimus, Driemo,Third Eye, Hyphen, Kellie Devine and Sangie.

Phyzix then urged local artists to work together as one way of creating music that can gain international recognition.

He said by collaborating, artists get to share their fan bases, which increase the numbers for both downloads and streams.

MZUNI students apologize for assaulting NPL journalist Jonathan Pasungwi

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By Chisomo Phiri

Mzuzu University (Mzuni) students have on Saturday sent a letter of apology to Nation Publications Limited (NPL) Journalist Jonathan Pasungwi, whom they assaulted during their protest against fees hike last month.

In a letter, signed by Mzuzu University Students Representative Council (MZUREC)President Lucius Banda, the students say they regret the events of 15 September, 2023 when some of them attacked Pasungwi who was on duty; took his cellphone and deleted pictures he had taken.

“As an academic institution championing the rights of students, we consider the humiliation you faced to be counter-productive to the freedom of the press which we as intellectuals ought to defend.”

The letter, copied to MISA Malawi chapter, seeks forgiveness from the media fraternity and reconciliation.

“We finally ask for your forgiveness and that the cordial relationship our institution has had with the media fraternity should nourished back to its life.”

Meanwhile, Pasungwi is yet to respond to the letter of apology.

Sad News Musician Atoht Manje has died

By Staff Reporter


Musician Atoht Manje famous for his hit song ‘Che-Patuma’ has died.

Reports indicate that Atoht Manje, real name Elias Missi collapsed last night at University Livingstonia in Rumphi soon after his performance along fellow musicians.

Currently the body of the self styled musician is being kept at Mzuzu Central hospital waiting for his relatives to come and collect it.

The late Manje



Atoht Manje’s death comes just a week after releasing visuals to his brand new song ‘Nchape’ which is currently enjoying airplay in different media houses and different places across the country.

Apart from Che-Patuma and Nchape, other famous hits by Atoht Manje include Majelasi, Unanditani, Munthu, Tizipepezeko, Huwa, Woyo-woyo, Ndalama and Mwana Phuliphuli.

Here is the link to Atoht Manje’s brand new music video ‘Nchape’

https://youtu.be/9hVu3gBmgaQ?si=KZBbbO4QtJaRGIlV