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Let’s start cooking 2026!! Saint and @bienaimesol (Sauti Sol) 🇲🇼 +🇰🇪

Trophies are won on the pitch 🇸🇳⭐️⭐️

Nothing fulfils me than seeing a vision coming into reality. We have worked hard for this one. So help us God🙏 Atate EP dropping soon

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When my brother wins we all win , Congratulations @CharismaMadness , trap Koma iyiyi 🔥🔥🔥

DEAD POOL 🔥🔥 Dear God thank you 🔥🔥🔥 win with us or watch us win 🙌🏾

Hero but 200 volume 😅🤣

Life is so unfair 😂😂 1 month 307K views ena 1 day 369K views 😂😂

NDILIRA MUMVULA studio recording session was magical! We had so much fun creating this song with Yo Maps Official Music Video OUT NOW - youtu.be/7Mzm8FOPq08?si… 50 BILLION GANG💸

Team ZEZE Worldwide, I’m dropping my first song of the year, an international collaboration straight off my debut album SPIRITUAL. 🌍🔥 We’re taking this sound worldwide. NDILILA MUMVULA (Audio + Video) Featuring YO MAPS 🇿🇲 drops this FRIDAY 06/02/2026! 50 BILLION GANG 💵🔒

From a cabinet of 11 under Kamuzu to 18 under Bakili, #Malawi was once led by individuals of high calibre & societal standing. Today, we’re governed by 'businessmen' with active court cases. Our leadership hasn't just grown; it has decayed. The definition of national regression.

I don’t like talking about state secrets. History has a habit of repeating itself when societies choose comfort over curiosity. That is why the announcement of a fresh inquiry into the plane crash that killed Malawi’s Vice President Dr Saulos Chilima and

Malonie KYZ’s Sizinantole, which dropped 3 weeks ago, has hit 1 million views on YouTube — his first ever. 🙌🏽

It’s gonna be a big event…… BICC this Saturday 🔥🔥

Cooking 🔥

Mic Mash shares photos of Collins Mtambo, the student Gwamba promised to sponsor after scoring 12 points at Chipasula Secondary School. Collins has now started Automobile Engineering at MUBAS. 👏🏽

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Gaba is among the analysts featured on SuperSport’s coverage of the AFCON tournament, delivering match analysis in English. 👏🏽

Some of our African leaders are a total disgrace and shameless. Malawi’s Finance Minister, Joseph Mwanamvekha, is currently in the Middle East with a begging bowl, asking for food aid from Qatar and the UAE, yet back home in Lilongwe the Vice President, Dr Jane Ansah, is planning a private trip to Britain to celebrate her husband’s birthday using state funds. Not only that, she is travelling with a delegation of 23 people. The delegation is travelling with the Vice President who will be in first class, eight officials in business class, seven officials in premium economy, and a further seven officials, including security personnel and personal assistants, whose travel is also fully catered for. The scale of the costs is obscene in the context of Malawi’s tragic economic reality. Nearly MK2 billion for a single trip, justified by the so-called “high cost of living in the UK,” is indefensible in a country where hospitals lack drugs, schools lack teachers, and public servants struggle to survive. First-class travel alone cannot be morally justified under any circumstances considering Malawi’s broken economic reality. I want to assure President Peter Mutharika that if he allows this trip to go ahead, Malawi risks losing the aid it is seeking and which it ordinarily deserves. This trip was sanctioned through the Office of the President and Cabinet (OPC), which means the President is fully aware of it. This is embarrassing, Mr President. It exposes how many of the election promises made to Malawians were nothing more than electoral political theatre. The use of parallel market (black market) exchange rates to justify these figures is itself an admission of systemic failure and fiscal indiscipline. It normalises illegality while asking the Treasury to legitimise it. Even if every kwacha were procedurally approved, this still fails the public interest test. Leadership is not only about what is lawful. It is about what is defensible. This is neither. The British Government @UKinMalawi is also culpable if it issues visas for what is, in reality, a private trip disguised as official business. British taxpayers send aid to Malawi to help feed Malawians and to support hospitals and essential public services, not to subsidise luxury travel for political elites. Does the British taxpayer know that their government is granting visas to officials travelling on a private junket, while state resources are being squandered, some of which are indirectly underwritten by British aid? This is embarrassing, indefensible, and raises serious questions about oversight, due diligence, and moral responsibility. This is why people like Donald Trump feel emboldened to insult African leaders, the African continent, and Africans themselves. It is because of irresponsible and shameless behaviour by some of our own leaders, exemplified by this woman. She needs serious introspection, and President Mutharika needs to stop this trip immediately. If this continues, it will be downhill for Malawi. I can assure them that aid will not come if such conduct persists.

Gwamba is set to perform at C5 Lounge in Lumbadzi on Saturday. 10K gets you in. 🎙️