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Usi explains silence on Kale

Renowned comedian Michael Usi has said it is not former president the late Bingu Wa Mutharika or President Joyce Banda who have hindered the release of Kale.

Festival of oneness

Jah people, it is praiseworthy that the Ministry of Tourism and Culture’s has finally moved to bring sanity in the way the county’s music festivals are organised.

Redefining urban music

As Malawi continues to search for a definite identity in music, the journey is certainly long and winding, just looking at the foreign elements that continue to characterise local songs.

Malawian musicians who once rocked

Not long ago, they were the front face of Malawi music. And if Music is the food of the soul, then the musicians are the farmers who cultivate the food. Sometimes farmers have bad seasons whiles others are blessed with consistent bumper harvests. Malawi music has witnessed the noisy entry and unannounced exit of some musicians who deserve mention.

Crème brûlée at Latitude 13

Do you know what a crème brûlée is?

Well also known as burnt cream, crema catalana, or trinity cream crème brûléeis a dessert consisting of a rich custard base topped with a contrasting layer of hard caramel. It is normally served at room temperature.

Malawi’s largest sports bar on the cards

Malawi will in June have its biggest sports bar courtesy of entertainment mogul Jam Kaunda.

The bar, currently being put up in Lilongwe adds the number of his up-market entertainment joints to four after Zanzi Club, Diplomats and recently the Living Room.

Malawi music moving on

There is one common element about musicians now. Many are using live bands on stage as opposed to the use of CDs.

Jam Kaunda: Lights up Lilongwe

He can best be described as Malawi’s entertainment mogul. He has several popular entertainment joints, including up market spots. Meet the man behind, Zanzi, Diplomats and recently the Living Room Cafe, Jam Kaunda.

All you need to know about BBA 8

Big Brother Africa starts on May 26 and there are no true indications who might be leaving for the Big Brother House this year although we are aware that there were some celebrities who took part in the auditions. CHEU MITA researched the following information as we countdown to the show.

She will crack you up: Anne Kansiime

Most people have seen her videos which have mostly gone viral on You Tube and Facebook and will tackle everyday life of people in Uganda. What makes her videos attractive is the fact that she brings out the everyday issues, they are precise and she says the things that any woman would love to say but fails to say so.