Singer, song-writer and music producer Stich Fray has released a music video for his latest single, “Omanga manga.”
The video directed by K Future, features special appearances by his fellow musicians Phyzix, Rashley and Smacks.
The musician, real name Steven Chibwazi, has since thanked his fans for the support they have shown for his latest song.
“I would like to thank my fans for the love and support they have been showing to my new song which just got out a week ago. The audio managed to get over 8 thousand downloads in less than a week and I am expecting more for the video,” he said.
‘Omanga manga’ is Stich Fray’s first project after the release of ‘Rock Bottom’ EP on 13th September, 2021.
You can watch and download Stich Fray’s new video “Omanga manga” on YouTube by following this link >> https://youtu.be/q95HLV8CtIQ?si=p-rHOuepB5kj-zIT
Malawi President Dr Lazarus McCarthy Chakwera on Thursday said unity is a stand alone pillar for the national development.
Speaking at Chilimampunga Ground in Lilongwe , Chakwera called on Malawians to unite and develop Malawi as a block.
The president said this is why the first of the four cornerstones on which Malawi was founded at Independence was Unity.
“In the vision and foresight of our founders, unity was the catalyst for development, the safety net of our culture, and the bastion of our spirit of umunthu. As a result, it not only earned us the admiration of other nations globally, but also facilitated speedy progress in our developmental goals,” he said.
The president said even though as a country we have always been a hardworking and entrepreneurial people, none of our hard work would amount to much unless we were all working together, working on the same vision, and working in the same direction.
Chakwera said none of the spirit of hard work would be sustainable unless it was regularly renewed and refreshed at the fountain of patriotism, which is a unified and shared love of the country and of compatriots above all other nations, a desire to serve her selflessly as the National Anthem declares.
The president said the second pillar of his Super Hi5 governance principle talks about uniting all Malawians and allowing them to contribute towards a common purpose of developing the country.
“The inaugural Umodzi Day held in Mtandire Township today is therefore a fulfilment of our desire to blur the divisive and dogmatic racial, cultural, sectarian, political, religious and tribal undertones,” he said.
Chakwera said Unity is the bedrock of development.
“Therefore, these socially-constructed demarcations must not be used to segregate others from fully enjoying the Malawian dream,” he said.
The president asked Malawians to use diversity as a launch pad to a self-reliant and inclusively wealthy Malawi.
The High Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by a Chinese national Lin Yu Hua who was seeking a review of his 14 years prison sentence by Lilongwe Magistrate Court over wildlife trafficking.
It is reported that Lin did not seek leave of the High Court and he appealed at the Supreme Court where he was sent back to the Hight Court to follow the required procedure.
According to the Senior State Advocate and Public Prosecutions, Mathews Chione, the High Court rejected the appeal on grounds that he made the appeal out of time.
Chione noted that Lin was supposed to file an appeal within 30 days from the day of the sentence.
He however, filed after 13 months.
He added that, Judge Anabel Mtalimanja since ruled that the case is Functus Official as he cannot appeal further, as the matter was already dealt with at the High Court.
Chione, however, said Lin is at liberty to appeal to the Supreme Court on current judgment of his appeals dismissal within 30 days.
Lin, alongside his wife and a Malawian National were arrested in August, 2019.
Nancy Mbale, 43, who was working as a hospital attendant at Rumphi District Hospital is expected to spend 2 and half years(30 months) of her life in prison with hard labour for being found in possession of assorted essential medical drugs without permit barely two days after the hospital pharmacy was consumed by fire.
Nancy Mbale
In court, Mbale pleaded guilty to the charges and magistrate Cuthbert Phiri, in his judgement, observed that Mbale deserved a stiffer punishment to deter would be offenders.
She hails from Jeyeka Village, Traditional Authority Chikulamayembe in the district.
Meanwhile, authorities are yet to establish what might have caused the fire accident at the facility.
Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), an international peace organization, strongly calls for an immediate cessation of the Israel-Hamas war that threatens global security and tramples on the integrity of life.
It is clearly shown through reckless violence—which only produces losers—that it is the innocent civilians who become the victims in wars, and everyone in the world is witnessing this situation in real time. Failing to stop an unjustified war will result in thousands and tens of thousands of civilian casualties. Can anyone compensate for such devastating atrocities?
Organizations across the globe that collaborate with HWPL, which obtained special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) and associated with the UN Department of Global Communications (DGC), and HWPL members are urging for the two parties of the war to immediately cease the acts of aggression, protect the citizens, and actively engage in efforts to ensure recovery and peace. Furthermore, we call on the UN and the international community to swiftly take necessary measures such as mediating peace between the two parties to bring them to a dialogue and providing humanitarian support.
Threats of violence cannot break the hope for freedom and peace held dearly by global citizens. This hope is a strong will shared across the globe, and humanity will foster firm solidarity under peace to ultimately bring about restoration by becoming one.
HWPL condemns violence and war that undermine world peace, and we will spare no effort to establish peace together with global citizens.
HWPL Peace Advocate, Lee Man-hee The HWPL Global Family of Peace
