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Update Feb 18, 2025

Celebrating ‘Sir’ Jai Banda

On February 2, fun lovers flocked to Scallas’ Cafe in Blantyre, formerly Shelter Club off Kwacha Road, to celebrate the 66th birthday of legendary events manager and music promoter ‘Sir’ Jai Banda of Entertainers Promotion. The popular slogan of “I am not a teacher, I am not a soldier, I am not a lawyer, I am not a manager, I am just an entertainer” echoed during the event to sanction his steadfast legacy which spans over four decades. Jai became a household name from 1980s to 2000 when he managed music events and musicians in the country. Later, he paved the way for his son, Tonderai, mid 2000 who took over as Entertainers Promotion chief executive officer. To many people, particularly musicians who have worked with him, Jai, widely known as Mr Entertainer, is an iconic figure who has devoted his life towards shaping the country’s music industry. For four decades, he has been promoting Malawian music through his Entertainers Promotions, a brand he registered in the 1980s.

Update Mar 24, 2025

Art critic and drama and television specialist Ahmed Redsy writes: Young actors grow up during Ramadan.

Every year, Ramadan dramas provide an opportunity to discover new actors, including children, teenagers, and young adults making their first appearance on the small screen, especially during the holy month, which is considered the month of television par excellence in terms of production, viewership, advertisements, and commercials. Among the young actors who have distinguished themselves this Ramadan, we find the duo Tasneem Shaham in the role of Shaima and Saad Sarti in the role of Rayan in the series “Old Wound,” which airs on Channel One at iftar time. The former plays the role of a teenager suffering from family problems who falls victim to the temptation of a person who exploits minors, while the latter plays the role of her brother, who is exploited by his father to carry out a series of thefts, one of which leads him to be temporarily placed in a juvenile detention center (reform and rehabilitation), which almost destroys his future.

Update Jan 29, 2025

Sudanese film-makers bring message of hope to Sundance Festival

The makers of documentary “Khartoum” carried their national flag with pride and a sense of deep responsibility to their premiere at the influential US movie festival on Monday. Their country’s war rarely tops global news bulletins, and Sudan has never had a film at Sundance before. So the makers of documentary “Khartoum” carried their national flag with pride and a sense of deep responsibility to their premiere at the influential US movie festival on Monday. “The film is acting as an ambassador,” said Ibrahim Snoopy Ahmad, co-director of the movie, which portrays five ordinary people from Sudan’s capital, all forced to flee the violence. “On a national level, everyone’s looking up at us now and telling us, ‘You guys should push forward to let the world know what’s happening in Sudan,'” he declared before the premiere.

thearabweekly.com

Update Sep 14, 2024

Watch Rema Discuss Early Success, 'HEIS' Album & His Place Among Afrobeats’ Greats

Rema reflected on his early rise to fame, sharing how his debut EP catapulted him into the international spotlight. He emphasised how his early success defied many expectations within the industry, noting that people often believed he should have 'grinded' longer before achieving such recognition. He explained that while he believes in grace, he also puts in the relentless effort needed to succeed, working tirelessly day and night. When asked about his place among Afrobeats’ 'Big 3 - Wizkid, Burna Boy, and Davido - Rema confidently claimed his spot, stating, 'I’m one of them ones.' He highlighted his massive impact on the genre, not just through hit-making but by taking Afrobeats to the global stage. For Rema, it’s not about age or time spent in the industry; it’s about the level of influence and the doors an artist opens for the culture.

Update Feb 6, 2025

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Update Feb 16, 2025

Ayra Starr Reflects on Her Musical Journey, Credits Childhood Choir for Shaping Her Voice

Nigerian singer Oyinkansola Sarah Aderibigbe, popularly known as Ayra Starr, has opened up about how her musical journey began, revealing that she started as a child chorister. In a recent interview with Amazing Jazzy, the “Rush” crooner shared that she began singing at the young age of 10 and was a lead singer in her local church’s children’s choir. She credited this early experience for playing a vital role in shaping her voice and overall artistry. “I loved being in the choir. I was like the loudest child—it was the kids’ choir actually, and everybody was little,” Ayra Starr recalled. “It was the first time I discovered that I could sing. It really helped me shape my voice and music.” From her humble beginnings in the church choir to becoming one of Nigeria’s biggest breakout stars, Ayra Starr’s journey is a testament to how early musical influences can pave the way for greatness.

Update Mar 3, 2025

MultiChoice Uganda hosts masterclass to equip filmmakers with casting skills

Kampala, Uganda | THE INDEPENDENT | MultiChoice Uganda, the home of great Pay TV entertainment recently hosted an exclusive masterclass aimed at equipping Ugandan filmmakers and content creators with essential film skills, particularly in the area of casting for film. The training, which took place at the UCC offices in Bugolobi as part of activities celebrating Pearl Magic Prime’s 4th anniversary, was attended by both emerging and established industry players. The masterclass, themed “Casting for Film”, focused on building the capacity of filmmakers to select the right talent for their productions to meet the needs and requirements of content buyers. Participants also gained insights into key industry challenges, including the dangers of piracy, strategies for content monetization, and producing high-quality content suitable for platforms like Pearl Magic Prime, and Pearl Magic.

independent.co.ug

Update Feb 10, 2025

Prime Circle returns with empowering new single ‘Standing Over Me’

South African rock legends, Prime Circle, have recently released a powerful new single, “Standing Over Me”, along with its official music video. The release marks a significant moment for the band as they embrace a bold new chapter following a seven-year hiatus. Featuring Gavin Edwards on vocals and guitar, Marco Gomes on bass, Dale Schnettler on drums, Neil Breytenbach on keyboards and Dirk Bisschoff on guitar, “Standing Over Me” promises to resonate deeply with listeners. The single, which was released on Friday, February 7, in South Africa and Germany, addresses the experience of abuse with a message centred on resilience and empowerment.

Update Mar 16, 2025

Neu Afro Chic applauds Fly Skuad after fundraising: -“This is being an influencer, Glory to God”

After Fly Skuad raised 13 million kwanzas in record time to help with Mário's treatment, Neu afro Chic praised the presenter's act this Sunday, March 16. On her Instagram profile, the influencer gave glory to God for what happened and emphasized that this is what it means to be a true influencer. “That’s what being an influencer is, Glory to God,” he said. It is important to note that the funds raised in time will be used to treat the young man who survived an accident that resulted in several after-effects and health problems, including a broken neck and several broken vertebrae.

Update Feb 9, 2025

Douzi releases the song "Ash Hada"

On Friday, the artist, Abdel Hafeez Douzi, released his latest video clip, “Ash Hada,” through his personal channel on the video-sharing website, YouTube. The song “Ash Haza” is written and composed by Osama Britel, while the video clip was directed by Nono. Through this new work, “What is this?”, Al-Douzi addresses the issue of stakeholders and their abandonment of him in times of hardship. It is noteworthy that the last work of the artist, Al-Douzi, was the song “Kolshi Bel Maktab”, with which he concluded the year 2024. In his song “Kolshi Bel Maktab”, Abdel Hafeez Douzi worked with Osama Brital on the lyrics and melody, while the distribution and mixing went to Walid Al-Fadhili.

Update Feb 17, 2025

Platform monetises musicians’ content

“At Vwaza, we want to move away from the subscription-based model that most streaming services use. We understand that people no longer want to keep paying monthly for music. We are bringing back the concept of music ownership, allowing fans to buy the music and own it forever, just like they did with CDs in the past,” he said. Fickson also said 80 percent of the earnings from music sales go directly to artists who are provided with real-time insights into their streams and earnings, allowing them to track their success and manage their finances effectively. He said: “Vwaza will offer better payouts with higher revenue splits and direct artist payments to ensure that musicians earn more and faster. They do not have to wait to reach a certain number of streams. “With the iOS version, we ensure that no one is left out. We put Malawian music in the hands of more people, creating opportunities for both artists and fans.”

Update Feb 19, 2025

Chikuwa: ZCC Mbungo’s heartbeat

Yesteryear musician Lucky Chikuwa may not turn heads on the streets today, but he remains an undeniable creative genius. His artistry as a natural composer, dancer, music teacher, and choreographer has touched the hearts of many.