By Dr Paliani Chinguwo (PhD), Lost History Foundation. As Malawi hosts the legendary reggae artist Burning Spear this week, we delve into the untold history
Richard Chisala, a Malawian based in the UK and co-partner of Jah Kings Promotion, has donated funds to the Lost History Foundation (LHF) to purchase
As we prepare to welcome Geoffrey Kazembe as the Lost History Foundation (LHF) guest at Burning Spear’s show this Saturday, some have been reminiscing about
Sam Max Jah, the earliest known individual in Malawi to embrace and spread Rastafari teachings from the late 1980s, has responded to the news that
The Lost History Foundation (LHF) has received two generous grants from well-wishers to sponsor notable individuals to attend the much-anticipated Burning Spear’s show at CIVO
By Ali Kamutsitsi Gunde. Sunday October 20, 2024 Sam Max Jah the earliest known individual in the country to embrace and spread Rastafari teachings from
The 25th May is celebrated as Africa Day among Africans in Africa and the diaspora. About 11 African countries including Ghana, Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe declared this day as a public holiday while others like South Africa officially observe it in a special way. This year, 2021, an information and learning center on African
The 25th May is celebrated as Africa Day among Africans in Africa and the diaspora. About 11 African countries including Ghana, Lesotho, Namibia, Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe declared this day as a public holiday while others like South Africa officially observe it in a special way.
This year, 2021, an information and learning center on African Spirituality in Malawi called Nzika Muliyenda hosted a cultural event to celebrate Africa Day that was held in Ndirande township in Blantyre on Saturday 22 May 2021.
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