Mwanache robbed at gunpoint soon after studio work

It was a typical Saturday night, November 23, 2024, when Mwanache, one of the fastest rappers on the rise, finished a long day at the studio. The air was cool as he stepped outside, ready to head home. Little did he know, danger was lurking in the shadows.


As he walked towards his gate, Mwanache felt a strange sensation, as if someone was following him. He brushed it off, focusing instead on the excitement of his latest tracks. 


But just as he reached his gate, three thugs emerged, brandishing dangerous weapons. They demanded his phone, money, and the small hustle bag slung over his shoulder.


Panic surged through him. Before he could react, one of the attackers struck him in the back of the head with a hard object. The blow stunned him, and in that moment of vulnerability, they forcefully grabbed his belongings and fled into the night, leaving him shaken but alive, clutching only a small bag and a notepad.


Fortunately, bystanders rushed to his aid, assuring him that he would be okay. Although he felt disoriented, he was grateful to have escaped without severe injuries. The police were notified almost immediately, and they sprang into action, determined to bring the perpetrators to justice.


In the days that followed, a glimmer of hope emerged. Just two days after the robbery, Mwanache received word that his phone had been recovered at a repair shop in Area 25,Lilongwe.


Unfortunately, it had been wiped clean, stripped of all its contents, and was ready to be sold. The police were now involved in this aspect of the case, working to track down the thieves.


Despite the distressing turn of events, Mwanache remained resilient. However, the impact on his music career was significant. He and his team at Lomwe King Universal faced a daunting setback; they had lost everything, including crucial backups of their recordings. The dream of sharing new music with fans had been put on hold, and they would need to start fresh in the studio.


As he took time to recover, both physically and emotionally, Mwanache reflected on the support he had received from friends and fans. While the road ahead seemed uncertain, he was determined to rebuild and come back stronger than ever. 


In his heart, he knew that every setback was just a setup for a comeback, and with the love of his community behind him, he was ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.


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