Xtra Solutions

20/07/2025

18/06/2025

This short film was independently produced by Xtra Solutions Communication Group as part of our commitment to social responsibility and national development.

The film addresses the vandalism of ESCOM infrastructure, a serious issue that affects power supply, economic productivity, and community well-being in Malawi. Through this creative piece, we aim to raise awareness, spark conversation, and encourage citizens to take collective responsibility in protecting public assets.

We believe storytelling is a powerful tool for change, and this project reflects our dedication to using media to inform, educate, and inspire action.

🎥 Concept & Production: Xtra Solutions Communication Group
🎬 A CSR-driven public awareness initiative
📍 Filmed in Malawi

Malawi Government
Electricity Generation Company Malawi Limited Ministry Of Energy-Malawi NICE Public Trust Malawi Mikozi
Vandalism is not just theft, it’s a threat to progress. Let’s protect our power.
https://youtu.be/HHLA2xAdjpU

This short film was independently produced by Xtra Solutions Communication Group as part of our commitment to social responsibility and national development....

06/04/2025

THE MAKING OF “NDALAMA” – BTS Namadingo ft. Mitengeli This is where it all began! While working on Namadingo’s project, we had a powerful moment—meeting and discovering Mitengeli. This behind-the-scenes footage captures the real vibes, raw talent, and the birth of a legendary collaboration. From that first meetup to the making of Ndalama, the journey has been nothing short of magical. Watch how Xtra Solutions helped bring this masterpiece to life! Stay tuned as we continue to share more incredible stories. ゚

06/03/2025

4 years ago, we brought you one of the most watched & enjoyed mashups! Namadingo x Our Soldier Lucius Banda – a musical masterpiece! Who still vibes to this?

27/01/2025

Happy New Week

26/01/2025

Cont…

…The pressure was mounting, but I had no time to panic. When things fall apart, a true leader must act quickly. I picked up the phone and called Dr Namadingo, a man I once managed and worked with closely. He didn’t hesitate. He said, “Let’s do this.”

But credit must also go to Lawi, the heart and soul of the show. His passion for delivering excellence kept us grounded through the chaos. Even as Awilo’s silence became unbearable, Lawi refused to let the audience down. He worked alongside me, strategizing and adapting to save the event. His dedication reminded me why he is one of Malawi’s finest performers and professionals.

Within hours, the entire event shifted direction. The buzz reignited, and Malawians didn’t just get a replacement—they got an extraordinary performance from one of their own. Namadingo delivered a full set, and the audience loved every second of it.

The venue? Packed to the brim. The energy? Unmatched. And to top it off, that period, was born turning what could’ve been a disaster into an unforgettable moment in Malawian entertainment.

Lesson 5: When you focus on delivering value, people will rally behind you. Amalawife timakondana.. I will highlight that. We love each other so much. Malawians supported me emotionally, personally, and in many other ways because they believed in the vision.

This wasn’t just a show—it was a reminder of the power of resilience, relationships, and trust. My team, the backbone of Uncle P, worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make this happen. Together, we turned a crisis into my second sold-out show at BICC—the first being with Namadingo in 2017.

Lesson 6: Surround yourself with people who believe in you. A loyal circle can help you achieve the impossible.

In the end, I learned that failure isn’t the end of the story—it’s a stepping stone. What matters most is how you bounce back. That night wasn’t about Awilo’s absence anymore; it was about a team that refused to give up, an artist who stepped up, and a country that believed in the power of showing up.

Lesson 7: Never let fear of failure stop you from pushing forward. The road may be tough, but the rewards of perseverance are worth every struggle.

A night that began with doubt and pressure ended with music, joy, and lessons I’ll carry for a lifetime.

26/01/2025

Let me take you back to December 31, 2022—a night I had been dreaming about for months. Lawi Group, myself, and a team of incredible corporate partners had joined forces to bring a once-in-a-lifetime show to Malawi. The headliner? None other than the legendary Awilo Longomba.

The buzz was electrifying. Tickets were flying, the venue was set, and Malawians were ready to usher in the new year in style. But as the date drew closer, cracks began to show. Whispers turned into worry.

*Lesson 1:* Even the best-laid plans can hit unexpected roadblocks. The real test lies in how you handle them.

Still, as a team, we didn’t give up. We convinced Awilo to record a video, promising Malawians he’d come in April 2023 instead. That bought us some time—and some trust.

2022 closed… Koma iyiyi inali ngongole. (We still owed Malawians that show.)

Fast forward to April 27, 2023. I woke up early that morning with hope...but also a pit in my stomach. Awilo’s silence was deafening. Our calls, emails, and texts? Nothing. Had he left for Malawi? Was he even coming? The hours passed, and reality hit like a freight train: He wasn’t.

*Lesson 2:* Trust your instincts, but always prepare for the worst. Life has a way of throwing curveballs when you least expect it.

At this point, I couldn’t hold my breath anymore. “Am I a failure?” I asked myself. 😞

Now, imagine this: The pressure and expectations from partners, sponsors, and an audience of thousands looking to you for answers. Canceling the show again would have been disastrous—a failure in the eyes of many.

*Lesson 3:* Leadership means carrying the weight of expectations, even when the pressure feels unbearable.

But as the saying goes, “When the stage is on fire, you don’t run away—you own it.”

I picked up the phone and called someone I knew could save the day. Someone who was more than an artist to me. Someone I had worked with before.

*Lesson 4:* Always nurture strong relationships. You never know when they might save you.

And just like that, Malawians went from expecting one legend to witnessing another.

Want to know who stepped in, what happened next, and how this turned into my second sold-out show at BICC?

Stay tuned. I’m telling the full story soon.