AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoMusic & Youth: Amapiano star Zeze Kingston has joined Banja La Mtsogolo’s six-month safe-sex campaign, with a new song, video and university visits planned to promote protection against HIV, STIs and unplanned pregnancies. Cultural Heritage: NBS Bank has pledged K200 million for the Mulhako wa Alhomwe Festival, set for October 16–18 at Chonde Heritage Centre under the theme “Heritage Preservation for Sustainable Development.” Live Events: Fuel shortages and rising transport costs are disrupting event plans, with promoters expecting lower attendance at Sand Music Festival. Screen & Stage: Malawian film ANEMWE is set to reach screens in December, while Mubas Choir will hold a fundraising concert for instruments. Arts Economy: A study puts the contribution of Malawi’s arts and cultural sectors at K28 billion. Reggae is also coming home to Matchansi, and Standard Bank Live at Kumbali is gearing up for October.
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