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Roses, thorns at keturah’s show
There was relief among the audience when Keturah finally walked into the auditorium at Amaryllis Hotel in Blantyre on Sunday…
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Zeze kingston’s time
In every five event posters you come across, you are sure to find the name Zeze Kingston appearing at least…
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From prisoners to artists
Nkhokwe Arts does traditional dances and drama to convey messages on different human rights issues. The all-male cast was once…
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Theatre to the rescue of cyclone survivors
Two weeks ago, a group of actors came together to stage a performance and raise funds for the construction of…
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We must take music as a business
Recently, musician Kim of Diamonds made headlines on the Internet when pictures of her surfaced while at Mavin Records of…
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‘We must write books for local readers’
Writing is a skill few have mastered on the local scene. And reading is regularly is still something that is…
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Temwah sings for ‘family and friends’
For years, music lovers have been entertained by one of the most unique voices on the local music scene, Temwah.…
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Celebrating poetry day
On March 21, poets celebrate the World Poetry Day. In Malawi, this has been going on without any fanfare. This…
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Artistic expression versus culture
In October 1982, American musician Marvin Gaye released what would be one of his most memorable and successful songs. It…
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Visual art is no longer left behind
Over the weekend, Pan African Learning and Growth Network (PALGNET) and Plan International Malawi honoured various women in their respective…
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