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Stich Fray resurfaces with an album - Vimarsana News

Stich Fray resurfaces with an album

By Pempho Nkhoma Blantyre, May 22, Mana: Blantyre based urban music artist, who is also a music producer, Steven Chibwazi, popularly known as Stich Fr...

Cut! Lights off on Mr Splash | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Cut! Lights off on Mr Splash | Nation Online

In 1998, Malawi had its first television station, Television Malawi (TVM). During that virgin state, it was almost a case of try and error in as far as content was concerned. However, within the mix of those experiments, some programmes and personalities stood out to be counted and presenter Geoffrey ‘Mr Splash’ Kapusa, who passed

Reshaping Fashion in Music | Nation Online - Vimarsana News

Reshaping Fashion in Music | Nation Online

Fashion has long been an integral part of the music industry, serving as a visual representation of artistic expressions. In Malawi, the evolution of fashion on the music scene reflects a blend of tradition, innovation and globalisation. However, it is essential to recognise that in the early days of Malawian music, fashion was not as

FCB brings back street bash | The Nation Online - Vimarsana News

FCB brings back street bash | The Nation Online

Music, dance, food and drink defined the event. From Sunday afternoon till late in the night, Blantyre fun seekers thronged Chilembwe Road behind Livingstone Towers and Chibisa House for fun. This was a special occasion as First Capital Bank (FCB) celebrated its sponsorship of FCB Nyasa Bullets Football Club. Musicians such as Black Missionaries Band,

Matafale, the man who lived in a time he never lived - Vimarsana News

Matafale, the man who lived in a time he never lived

Matafale knew and saw an age in which people will never be satisfied by almost free housing, free education, free access to medical facilities as was the case in Libya but would demand something more: freedom.