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Lake of Stars Festival partners Malawi Airlines

Sam Banda
Last updated: 2024/07/08 at 9:16 AM
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Lake of Stars (LoS) Festival has announced its partnership with Malawi Airlines, which will fly artists across Africa to the annual event.

The event returns to the fold in September after a long hiatus.

The festival, which will be celebrating its 20th anniversary this year as well as 60 years of Malawi’s independence, will be held at Fish Eagle Bay in Nkhotakota for the first time from September 6 to 8.

In a press statement, Lake of Stars Festival describes the partnership with Malawi Airlines as exciting and that the collaboration not only enhances the cultural experience of festival goers but also supports Malawi’s cultural and economic development.

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“As part of this partnership to amplify regional tourism access, festival attendees who purchase their Lake of Stars Festival tickets will receive 15 percent discount on flights when flying in for the festival this year from any Malawi Airlines route,” the statement reads.

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Lake of Stars Festival says that Malawi Airlines, the flag carrier for Malawi, has been a long symbol of national pride and cultural heritage.

“By working with Malawi Airlines, we aim to showcase Malawi’s rich cultural tapestry to a global audience, elevating the country’s presence on the pan-African and international stage. This collaboration underscores our commitment to fostering cultural solidarity and contributing to the social and economic growth of Malawi,” the statement says.

Head of Media, Public Relations and Relationships Zilanie Gondwe said Sunday they were geared to bring a grand celebration, marking two decades of cultural enrichment and artistic excellence.

Meanwhile, the festival has also announced that it has partnered Speed Couriers and Community Marketing Printing and Stationery to support logistical requirements during the pre-production of the festival and marketing.

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Dubbed ‘Lake of Stars Reactivated’, the festival was expected to make a comeback last year but was postponed.

Ahead of the festival, LoS recently announced local headliners which include Amapiano stars Zeze Kingston and Temwah.

The other acts that have been unveiled are Emmie Deebo and multi-talented founder of Tiwale, DJ Chmba.

Some of the artists that have performed at the festival include South Africa’s Freshlyground, Zimbabwe’s Oliver Mtukudzi and Mookomba and Kenya’s Sauti Sol.

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