Rapper Gwamba of the ‘Mukadalitsa’ fame on Friday got energised with K20 million support towards his Lilongwe gig by Sky Energy.
The urban music show is set to take place at Civo Stadium on September 21 2024.
The K20 million sponsorship by Sky Energy underscores the company’s commitment to support the creative sector by merging entertainment with environmental consciousness.
The company said the partnership with Gwamba marks a significant step forward in their ongoing mission to raise awareness about renewable energy and environmental conversation.
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Sky Energy Head of Operations Kondwani Tchereni said the concert will give an opportunity to the company to showcase the potential of renewable energy sources such as solar power in powering “our daily lives”.
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“Through electrifying performances and engaging demonstrations, attendees will have the opportunity to learn about the importance of transitioning to clean energy solutions for a sustainable future,” Tchereni said.
He said through the Gwamba concert, they were thrilled to be partnering the urban music community to spread awareness about the benefits of renewable energy.
“By harnessing the power of music and entertainment, we hope to inspire individuals to take action towards a greener, more sustainable world,” Tchereni said.
He further said that as part of their commitment to environmental conversation, Sky Energy will also be offering incentives for attendees to learn more about electric vehicles and solar solutions from interactive displays showcasing the latest electric car models to hands-on demonstrations of solar panel installations.
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“Through initiatives like the urban music show, we aim to spark conversations and drive positive change towards a cleaner, greener future for generations to come,” Tchereni said.
Gwamba hailed Sky Energy for the support, saying the support will go a long way in breathing more life into the concert.
“I am deeply grateful for their generous sponsorship of K20 million. Their support means the world to me, not just as an artist, but as someone passionate about renewable energy and environmental conservation,” he said.
The rapper said that through the power of music and Sky Energy’s commitment to sustainability, they can inspire positive change and a brighter future for Malawi and beyond.
“Thank you for believing in my music and this is an important cause,” he said.
