A car park at Chichiri Shopping Mall in Blantyre on Friday turned into a dancing arena as it hosted reggae group Black Missionaries.
The act by the reggae group popularly known as MaBlacks also marked the introduction of Kabula Nights spearheaded by Kabula Diaries, which they will be holding once every two months.
Kabula Diaries comes into t h e limelight with Kabula also been on top of the bill running the annual Kabula Festival.
“Everything was great, the security and production. People showed up and they had fun,” Desire Mtosa, from Kabula Diaries, said.
He said that Kabula Nights came from their desire to create more unique experiences for the people.
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“Kabula Diaries is all about culture and entertainment, and we wanted to bring that to life through a night that feels different, right in the heart of the city. It is another way for us to create and give people something to look forward to,” Mtosa said.
He said they engaged Black Missionaries in the first concert in that they are a legendary group.
“We felt they were the perfect act to launch Kabula Nights. We are looking forward to more and all we can say is let us make the Kabula Nights memorable,” Mtosa said.
Black Missionaries’ lead singer Anjiru Fumulani said they enjoyed the night having offered songs from their Kuimba albums.
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The group in a rare moment also shared the stage with Eli Njuchi in the track ‘Oposa’.
This is a track which they collaborated with Eli Njuchi but in most of their concerts, they perform it alone.
“Massive show. We gave the audience all the fun. I would like to thank the organisers for giving us such an opportunity. A very creative set-up, ” he said.
