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Just got it from the radio Getrude Kamkwatira is no more, its very sad that the dreams of Du Chisiza jnr will surely end with her. I doubt if Khumbo and Nkhalo can pick it up from where their brother left and considering they were not in terms with Getrude over the groups name Wakhumbata, oooh i feel sad for Malawi's english drama groups are we going to have any now?



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There is Nanzikambe already.

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A true son of malawi cannot compare Nanzikambe and Wakhumbata.


Any luck on the regalia for chinkhoswe please invite me i would love to see people in that garb.



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U R welcome son.

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sure nanzikambe is great ... but if you're looking for Du's legacy, look no further than the talented Thlupego Chisiza, his son. check out his company Lions Theatre .. carrying on the tradition of Wakhumbata, creating theatre with a punch. he trained with nanzikambe and has just been to the UK to perform. Gertrude Webster Kamkwatira's death was a tragedy, but Malawian theatre is not dead ....

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mavuto wrote:

sure nanzikambe is great ... but if you're looking for Du's legacy, look no further than the talented Thlupego Chisiza, his son. check out his company Lions Theatre .. carrying on the tradition of Wakhumbata, creating theatre with a punch. he trained with nanzikambe and has just been to the UK to perform. Gertrude Webster Kamkwatira's death was a tragedy, but Malawian theatre is not dead ....

true that man,only that malawi will never have another du,i have seen thlupelego in action mind you he is not even close to his pops,du was a class act,maybe frank patani mwase can resurcitate the old dus legacy he was the only one on his level.

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