Blantyre Arts Festival (Baf) this year made a great stride in granting op¬portunities to little known artists to perform at its fourth edition which for the first time took place at one venue – French Cultural Centre.

MIJ FM's personality Deus Sandram is a vibrant example of the term 'multi-talented' because he appears to fit perfectly well as far as his creative ability is concerned.

Limbani Simenti is a promising spiritual artist who is fast making a name for himself in gospel music.

Vee Bee and Moto Moto are the artists who make Mabvume. The group's inaugural project is aimed at disseminating the message of peace, love and harmony.

There is upsurge in Malawian musicians who double as producers. The reason behind this development is quite obvious: one talent influences the other.

For a long time, live performances have been considered a gauge to measure some of the artists' talent.

The name Harriet Phiri does not sound new to many ears especially in gospel music because she is a frequent feature in various gospel shows and a key member of the gospel grouping of The Happiness Voices which is led by her husband Lloyd Phiri in Blantyre.

Never Chatsengela, popularly known as Nenkoman, may not be a household name in music but he is a whizz kid who has been around for a long time.

There has been rise of talented musicians in the country. One of such gifted artists with a passion for music is 24-year-old Cliff Chapomba who doubles as poet and musician.

From Africa to the Americas, Europe, Asia, and the South Pacific too, Roy “Gramps” Morgan has performed for sold out stadiums around the world with his four siblings, the other members of the internationally renowned reggae band, Morgan Heritage. Now after nearly three decades together, collectively solidifying fan bases in almost every continent on the planet, releasing 10 albums and three DVDs, and performing for millions of people worldwide,

The estate of reggae legend Peter Tosh has announced a series of partnerships aimed at bringing his music to a new generation of political activists. Partnering with Greenpeace, Amnesty International and other advocacy organisations, Tosh’s music will be used as a rallying cry for activists in campaigns from Greenpeace International,

The name Ignatius Kaphinde may not ring bells in the ears of many people. But those who are passionate with local film industry may get to know him better. He plays the role of member of Parliament (MP Mike Chilekwa) for Khalidwe Constituency in one of the Malawi’s promising local films called The Black Angel.