FDH Bank plc and Ekhaya Group of Companies have renewed their partnership with lifestyle and networking platform Sunday Soirée in a move aimed at strengthening engagement with clients while supporting the growth of the lifestyle platform.
The renewed collaboration will see the partners host six events throughout the year, alongside several pop-up experiences organised by the Sunday Soirée team.
Speaking during the signing ceremony on Friday, FDH Bank plc marketing manager Tiyese Kaimila said the extension of the partnership follows the success recorded during last year’s events.
He said: “We saw the value of the collaboration last year and felt it was important to continue building on that momentum.
“Sunday Soirée is one of the elements where we entertain our clients, but at the same time we elevate many of our small and medium entreprises and entrepreneurs, especially young entrepreneurs who are among our main customers.”
Kaimila said that partnering with both Ekhaya Group and Sunday Soirée will create a strong platform for meaningful and enjoyable experiences this year.
Commenting on the partnership, Ekhaya Group of Companies senior operations manager Mphatso Mpinganjira said last year’s collaboration highlighted the importance of creating platforms that empower emerging businesses.
“Our experience last year showed how valuable such initiatives are in supporting young entrepreneurs and giving them opportunities to showcase their products and services,” he said.
Sunday Soirée chief executive officer Timothy Ntilosanje welcomed the renewed partnership, saying it will enable the team to deliver high-value events.
“On behalf of my colleagues and co-founders of Sunday Soirée, last year was amazing working with both Ekhaya and FDH. The partnership went well on both ends. And seeing that our partners have decided to renew the partnership gives us the commitment to deliver as we did last year. As they grow, we grow too,” he said.
The 2026 calendar will feature six major events, with the first event, Les Trois, scheduled for March 29 in Lilongwe.
Sunday Soirées events are meant to create experiences that bring people together through art, culture and lifestyle. The events build real connections and shift culture, offering brands both value and visibility, always raising the bar for luxury and innovation, according to organisers.
