Black Missionaries Band on international tour

Fumulani.... people should expect fireworks from us.

Malawi: Malawi's celebrated reggae powerhouse, the Black Missionaries Band, is scheduled to leave the country on December 8 for a performance in Durban, South Africa.

According to Anjiru Fumulani, the band's leader, the entire Black Missionaries band will be travelling to South Africa on December 8th, where the band will perform six shows in Durban.

"We feel good as Black Missionaries band to return to South Africa after nearly four years of not performing to our fellow fans in South Africa, all because of Covid restrictions,” said Fumulani.

Fumulani added that their fans should prepare to dance from Kuyimba 1 to Kuyimba 12 because we know how much they have missed us and the band has missed them as well.

“People should expect fireworks from the Black Missionaries band because we are going to give out nothing but the best ever quality of music and sound that people used to enjoy," he said.

"My message to our fans in South Africa is to come in large numbers and dance with us; there are many Malawians and South Africans who enjoy our music."

The Black Missionaries Band will perform six shows in Durban at Mayfair Orlando Pirates, Stompies Pub & Grill, Cool Runnings, Club Africa, Dlamini Place, and Nyanyazi Pub before returning home on December 19th.