"I came here to act in local series in Zambia by Mingeli Palata. As I was waiting to go on location, I heard that Muvi TV was conducting auditions for actors and I decided to give it a try."

"We were supposed to start shooting on Sunday but we need to make some changes to the story. That will take a few days but as soon as that is done, we are up and rolling. The title is Matters of the heart."

"The auditions were great. Many people impressed us with their performances. I was given a role in Family Affairs but the period they wanted me to be around is long. It was a one year contract and they plan to be shooting every week."

"We’ll work towards giving Malawian youths the value they deserve through various innovations and transformational contributions in governance issues"

"The last time I was there I left some unfinished projects so I’m going to finish that. One of them is a short film titled Under The Bed,"

"Many women stay in bad marriages because they do not have anything to do while others stay because they are scared of being ridiculed by society"

"People will consider Down Down as a prequel to Chapatali. But unlike the latter, my creative direction on Down Down is something softer. I had couples on ballroom dance in the background of my mind with this one."

"It’s high time we normalise working and supporting each other as sisters. It was really a beautiful experience and I enjoyed it"

"There is no manuscript for marriage. Much as the church is always against divorce, I think it is important to leave if the environment is no longer safe. One’s life is more important than being married."

"The comparison will be inevitable especially with the dancehall element in the two songs. But I recorded Down Down early January before Rihanna's Work which dropped in February. Also, almost all my songs have a dancehall fusion much as the R'n'B comes out as predominant" clarified Rita."

"But it is particularly encouraging to perform a song with a touch that can be equated to such great artists considering the efforts and investments that artists like Rihanna and Drake put into their work."

"Only time will tell"

"I stand with fellow women, girls, children, youth and people with disabilities, to advocate for an end to gender-based violence and promote access to education. As an artist, I feel that I can make a difference."