Mjura Mkandawire off to Airtel Trace Music Star finals in Kenya

Malawi’s flag carrier in the Airtel Trace Music Star Samuel Mjura Mkandawire Tuesday left for Kenya where he will represents the country at the Pan African final.

Sam Mjura Mkandawire: Upbeat to do well.-Photo Jeromy Kadewere
Sam Mjura Mkandawire: Upbeat to do well.-Photo Jeromy Kadewere

Mkandawire , who left the country through Kamuzu International Airport, expressed optimism that he is prepared for the final and bring back home the grand prize.

“I have watched some of my competitors performing, they are good but I haven’t seen someone who is wow. To my fans, I say thank you for voting for me, you have done your part and I will do mine to the best of my ability but be assured that I will not disappoint you,” he said.

He however expressed worry on the votes saying he was on a disadvantaged position taking into consideration that some countries are bigger than Malawi.

“That aside, I will have to make sure that I win in singing session and with that plus the votes I will get, I will definitely win,” he said.

There is a local prize comprising of USD 50,000 kwacha equivalent to be won by the country winner.

The Grand prize includes a recording contract with Universal music, a trip to the US to be mentored by an A list American Music Celebrity, Akon and Production of their own music video.

About 13 artists are expected to battle it out during the finals.

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bonya man
9 years ago

Grand prize is USD 50,000 kwacha who is the editor @ nyasatimes?

ujeni
9 years ago

No! Malawi is small in terms of land size but big in numbers, compare that with Zambia which is massive in land size but smsller in number of population. Malawi’s problem is poverty, too many of us or three quarters of the population are so poor abd dont have access to phones or access to tv, money and phones. We are the poorest remember.

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