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From K1,000,000 to K25,000: DJ Megi surprises fans with drastic price cut



By Rahim Abdul

In a surprising twist that has sent shockwaves across Malawi’s entertainment scene, popular DJ and producer DJ Megi has slashed his studio session fee from K1,000,000 to just K25,000 for the month of October.

The Lilongwe-based entertainer, who recently relocated to the capital city, says the move is part of his strategy to introduce his self to new clients in the area and make his brand more accessible to up-and-coming artists.

“I’ve just moved to Lilongwe and I want to give people a chance to work with me and experience my sound,” Megi said.



“This promotion is only for October, just to let people know that I’m now in town and open for collaborations,”he added.

DJ Megi, known for his sharp mixing skills and high-energy sets, has built a strong reputation over the years in Blantyre, where his sessions were priced as high as K1 million per hour due to high demand and limited availability.

Now operating from Elazi Studio in Lilongwe, Megi says he wants to blend with the city’s creative community and help upcoming artists bring their projects to life without breaking the bank.

“Many young artists have talent but struggle with studio costs.This is my way of giving back and helping them record professionally at an affordable rate,”he explained.

According to his announcement, the K25,000 per hour offer includes full studio time and mixing assistance. Artists can also bring their own producers if they prefer.

The news has gone viral on social media with many fans applauding her generosity, while others expressed disbelief, saying the massive price drop was “too good to be true.”

Some critics, however, have questioned whether the discount might affect his brand value, arguing that drastic price cuts could make her appear “desperate for clients.” But Megi brushed off such comments, saying growth sometimes requires strategic changes.

“People can say what they want but I believe in evolution.It’s not about the money right now it’s about connection, creativity and community,”he added.

As October unfolds, all eyes are on DJ Megi to see how this promotional move shapes his career in the capital. One thing is clear: his decision has sparked conversations across Malawi’s music industry proving that sometimes, even the biggest names can make bold moves for the love of the art.

Small Wife breaks silence sfter leaked nude



By Rahim Abdul

Malawian social media influencer and model, popularly known as Small Wife, has finally spoken out following the circulation of her nude picture that went viral over the weekend on social media.

In an emotional message shared on her social media pages, the model who has recently been making waves in the local entertainment industry and was recently nominated for Model of the Year at the UMP Fashion Awards admitted that the incident deeply hurt and embarrassed her but vowed not to let it define who she is.

“Hey guys… I just want to take a moment to speak from my heart. I know some of you have seen or heard about the mistake I made the nude that went out. I won’t stand here and pretend like it didn’t hurt me or embarrass me because it really did,” she wrote.

Small Wife



Small Wife went on to apologise to her fans and followers, acknowledging the disappointment her supporters may have felt after the leak.

“I’m deeply sorry to everyone who supports me and believes in me. I disappointed some of you and for that, I’m truly sorry. I’m not perfect… I’m human and sometimes humans make choices they wish they could undo,” she continued.

However, despite the humiliation and public scrutiny that followed, the model expressed determination to rise stronger, saying that the experience had taught her valuable lessons about resilience and self-worth.

“No matter what happens, I still have the power to rise again. I refuse to let one moment define who I am. I’m still the same person with dreams, goals and a heart full of love and strength,” she said.

Her heartfelt post has since drawn mixed reactions online with some fans offering messages of comfort and encouragement, while others criticized her for what they described as “carelessness” in the digital age.

Nonetheless, Small Wife maintained a message of forgiveness and positivity, extending love even to those who turned away from her after the controversy.

“To everyone who still stands with me, thank you for not judging me. To those who walked away, I understand and I still send you love,” she wrote.

She concluded her statement by affirming that the ordeal would not end her career or spirit but rather mark the beginning of a stronger version of herself.

“This is not the end of me. It’s just the beginning of a stronger, wiser, and more confident version of myself. Because I believe mistakes don’t break us… they teach us.”

Small Wife’s openness has sparked wider discussions about online privacy, cyberbullying and the pressure faced by young public figures in Malawi’s entertainment scene. Many commentators have urged fans to show compassion and understanding rather than judgment.

As the storm around the incident begins to settle, one thing remains clear Small Wife is determined to rebuild her image and continue pursuing her modeling and social media career with renewed strength and purpose.

NACA urges Mutharika to uphold integrity in cabinet appointments

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By Chisomo Phiri

The National Anti-Corruption Alliance (NACA) has called on president Peter Mutharika to uphold integrity and transparency in his cabinet and senior government appointments, warning that including individuals facing corruption allegations would undermine public trust and the credibility of his new administration.

In a statement signed by NACA Chairperson Michael Kaiyatsa, the alliance says the first major test of the president’s leadership will be reflected in the individuals he appoints to key government positions.

NACA further appeals to the president to avoid appointing anyone with pending corruption cases to the cabinet or other senior posts, emphasizing that such individuals should first clear their names in court before being considered for public office.

According to the alliance, taking this approach would demonstrate a strong commitment to justice and accountability while marking a clear departure from the past culture of impunity that has eroded citizens’ confidence in government institutions.



NACA has also called for urgent reforms to strengthen key oversight bodies that have weakened or become compromised in recent years, including the Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB), the Office of the Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP), the Financial Intelligence Authority (FIA), the Office of the Director of Public Declarations of Assets, and the Office of the Auditor General.

Currently, the public is waiting on when Mutharika will announce his first cabinet and make appointments to other critical positions.

On September 24, 2025, Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) Chairperson Justice Annabel Mtalimanja declared Mutharika as the winner of the presidential election held on September 16, 2025.

He amassed 3,035,249 votes against 1,765,170 for Malawi Congress Party (MCP ) leader Dr.Lazarus Chakwera, securing 56.8 percent of the vote and crossing the 50-percent-plus-one threshold required for an outright win.

Chavura assures funding release for FCB Katswiri Under-20 League

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By Rahim Abdul

National Youth Football Association (NYFA) Chairperson, Tiyenkhu Chavura, has assured that by Wednesday next week, all affiliated district associations will have received funds to facilitate the smooth running of the ongoing FCB Katswiri Under-20 League.

Chavura confirmed that the funds sourced from the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and league sponsors FCB are already available. He apologized for the delay in disbursement, attributing it to the extended discussions between NYFA and the sponsors regarding logistical arrangements.

“The funds are ready, and we are finalizing the last steps before releasing them. We sincerely apologize to all associations for the delay but by Wednesday, the money will be in their accounts,” said Chavura.

His statement comes after the Blantyre District Youth Football Association announced a suspension of the second round of the league due to financial challenges, citing the absence of operational support from the national body.



Chavura, however, urged district associations to maintain communication with the NYFA before making critical administrative decisions, warning that independent actions could disrupt the league’s overall coordination.

“We are one family under NYFA, and it’s important that all associations consult us before taking decisions that may affect the league’s integrity,” he added.

Meanwhile, Chavura revealed that NYFA will soon conduct capacity-building workshops for league administrators across the country. The training aims to strengthen governance and management within youth football structures in line with FAM’s broader vision to transform the game in Malawi.

The FCB Katswiri Under-20 League, which features 164 teams from 14 districts, is set to resume its second round next week following the anticipated release of funds.

Chavura’s assurance brings hope to many district associations that had paused their operations, raising expectations for a smoother continuation of Malawi’s premier youth football competition.

Chavura assures funding release for FCB Katswiri Under-20 League

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By Rahim Abdul

National Youth Football Association (NYFA) Chairperson, Tiyenkhu Chavura, has assured that by Wednesday next week, all affiliated district associations will have received funds to facilitate the smooth running of the ongoing FCB Katswiri Under-20 League.

Chavura confirmed that the funds sourced from the Football Association of Malawi (FAM) and league sponsors FCB are already available. He apologized for the delay in disbursement, attributing it to the extended discussions between NYFA and the sponsors regarding logistical arrangements.

“The funds are ready, and we are finalizing the last steps before releasing them. We sincerely apologize to all associations for the delay but by Wednesday, the money will be in their accounts,” said Chavura.

His statement comes after the Blantyre District Youth Football Association announced a suspension of the second round of the league due to financial challenges, citing the absence of operational support from the national body.



Chavura, however, urged district associations to maintain communication with the NYFA before making critical administrative decisions, warning that independent actions could disrupt the league’s overall coordination.

“We are one family under NYFA, and it’s important that all associations consult us before taking decisions that may affect the league’s integrity,” he added.

Meanwhile, Chavura revealed that NYFA will soon conduct capacity-building workshops for league administrators across the country. The training aims to strengthen governance and management within youth football structures in line with FAM’s broader vision to transform the game in Malawi.

The FCB Katswiri Under-20 League, which features 164 teams from 14 districts, is set to resume its second round next week following the anticipated release of funds.

Chavura’s assurance brings hope to many district associations that had paused their operations, raising expectations for a smoother continuation of Malawi’s premier youth football competition.