Having received funding (€68,000) from the SoundConnectsFund, an initiative by Music In Africa and the Goethe Institut to implement the 2023 Music4Malawi, the Ntha Foundation team reached out to the European Union Delegation to Malawi, to alert them we were implementing locally an internationally European Union funded project.
We were honored to have been hosted at a cocktail reception, held by His Excellency Rune Skinnebach, Ambassador of the Delegation to the European Union to Malawi at the European Union Residence commemorating the launch of the Music4Malawi project launch.
The event was graced by Malawian stars – the “who’s who”s of Lilongwe, and partly Blantyre city.
Music4Malawi is a music and creative resource sharing platform, an initiative under the Kwathu Innovation & Creative Centre, operationalised by the Ntha Foundation – aiming at building capacity of Malawian artists and creatives from and based in Malawi through interactive workshops, content development and distribution as well as a music showcase event.
We had a Bants2Business x #TheresaTalk pop-up at the #M4M launch; conversations about what it is going to take to make Malawian music go global – a chat with industry leaders and players.
The 2023 Music4Malawi Edition is made possible with funding from the Sound Connects Fund, an initiative by the Music In Africa Foundation (MIAF) and Goethe-Institut. The Sound Connects Fund is made possible with funding from the ACP-EU Culture Programme, a project implemented by the Secretariat of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group of States and funded by the European Union (EU). The Fund is also co-funded by Goethe-Institut and Siemens Stiftung.
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