This is a blog solely publishing stories written by Edwin Mauluka, Malawian Journalist
The Illusionz Club has announced its inaugural Illusionz Beach Festival, promising to be Malawi’s vibrant celebration of music, culture, and tourism.
Martin Nyirenda, Managing Director of Illusionz, disclosed that the three-day extravaganza is scheduled to take place in Salima, from August 30th to September 1st and where an electrifying atmosphere filled with music, dance, and beachside fun will be the key feature of the event.
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| Shops outside the main market area belongs to plot title number Bwaila 4/343 |
A lot of business operators outside the main Area 3 market in Lilongwe have been ordered to vacate the land which they have been operating for many years following the sale of the land to a businessman by the Lilongwe City Council.
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| Blessed Chimombo (L) & Cynthia Zondie (R) the hosts for the show captured on during production of promo for the show |
A television show called Blind Date Malawi is set to
beam in local television channels and promises to be an
exciting lovers’ reality show that will bringing a unique and captivating twist
to the reality TV genre.
Producer for the show, Ezaius Mkandawire shared that Blind Date Malawi will follow the journey of couples from diverse backgrounds and walks of life, as they navigate challenges, adventures, and emotional moments together.
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| MEC officials pose with senior media managers |
The Malawi Electoral Commission (MEC) has challenged media houses and practitioners in the country to prepare for the upcoming September 2025 General Election, by implementing electoral radio programmes and mass media messaging around elections.
MEC Chairman, Justice Dr. Chifundo Kachale made the call today at Mponela in Dowa district during the sensitization workshop on new electoral laws and holding of by-elections to the Senior Editorial managers drawn from various media houses.
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| Tae-Young Kim (L) James Chiutsi (C) & Wiza Msowoya (R) clap hands after launching the Malawi Para Games emblem |
The Malawi Paralympic Committee (MPC) has confirmed that the first ever Malawi Para Games will take place next week on July 27 in Lilongwe where over 100 athletes are expected to participate.
MPC president, James Chiutsi made the announcement during a press conference at Bingu National Stadium in Lilongwe where MPC also unveiled K2-Transformers Malawi as the official sponsor for the games.
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| Most Rev. George Desmond Tambala presenting petition to Hon. Yusuf Nthanda |
Scores of Malawians across the country, took to the street on Thursday to express their disapproval with proposals to stop criminalization of homosexuality in the country.
Led by different religious mother bodies, the national
wide march dubbed “In defense of marriage, family, and human sexuality” took
place in various districts including Lilongwe, Blantyre, Mzuzu, Zomba, Chikwawa,
Machinga, Mangochi and Rumphi.
The petition has asked the Malawi president Dr. Lazarus Chakwera and his cabinet as well as members of parliament to reject proposals to legalize homosexuality in the country’s constitution.
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| LYCO team and Margaret Constance Kamoto Malawi High Commissioner to Zambia stands between Gule Wamkulu dancers |
It is expected that the Malawi High Commissioner to Zambia,
Margaret Constance Kamoto will be present to watch the drama and dances
prepared by the Malawi troupe.
“We are set to perform this evening at 18:30, and we are
excited with the presence of Malawi High Commissioner to Zambia at this event.”
Confirmed James Kitchen, Executive Director of LYCO.
He said LYCO is going to showcase drama titled Nyangu and two dances – Gule Wamkulu and M’bwiza. He said Nyangu was written by Fumbani Phiri and was directed by Joyce Mhango Chavula.
