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Top InterviewsInterview with Eugene Khumbanyiwa – this was after starring in the multi million dollar movie District 9, Timve had a one on one with him and this interview was the most read interview on the site to date.
Interview With Gosple – on the eve of his yet to be released album Timve Magazine sat down with Tha GOS and he shed his opinions on the industry, being a Christian rapper, engagement and Christian vs secular music | Crazy 2009 Entertainment Industry MomentsThere were loads of these all through out the year; a live show always has a crazy moment thrown in somewhere. Timve Magazine rounded up some crazy moments from the year 09, the memorable ones at least: + Jolly Bro’s crazy dancing antics in front of deputy minister of Youth during the Black Rhyno Pre launch (in fact Jolly Bro is a crazy dude and keeps all of us entertained buy the album when you see him and know why everyone is saying his name)
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Timve Urban Music HonorsBest Male Acts + Young Kay + 3rd Eye + Mafunyeta 2009 Legendary Honors + Lucius Banda for reaching his 15th album + Black Missionaries for the advancement of reggae music and for continuing to be leading reggae icons
| The Underperformers and Failures Of 2009+ Escom – lights still continue being a problem, they continue going off at the most unexpected time, its not a new problem but it is still a big problem. + Petrol and Diesel Crisis – long car ques at the filling stations companies loosing money, the situation seems to have normalized but rumors of this being a temporal situation linger on. + Mobile service providers (not sure if they just can’t cope with demand but going back and forth between Blantyre and Lilongwe (not sure about Mzuzu) there are very huge noticeable differences in quality of service) + Escom (they just had to go in twice, they keep doing it again, if it wasn’t for petrol) they would’ve had the whole list by themselves) More Underfailures and Underperformers
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Malawi's visitors from Abroad 2009
Madonna: We all know how American pop icon Madonna is so in love with this country and its children. When Madonna visited Malawi for the first time, she left with a young boy called David Banda, though there were controversies surround the adoption; it wasn’t the last adoption for Madonna. This year Madonna has adopted a second child from Malawi and this time it’s a baby girl by the name of Mercy James more controversies but thankfully enough the girl is now telling a different story, her life has been change forever. |



