Cuff-B

18/06/2026

Kuchoka kwa a Malawi ambiri ku South Africa kuchepetsa International booking ya Most Malawian Artists.

Ambiri amakayimbira amalawi kumeneko ndipo ambiri first international booking imakhala yakumeneku...
I wish anthu aku SA akanadekhe nafe bwanji... Azimayi ambiri akubwerako ndi ana, azibambo asiya azimayi ndi ana a konko...

Omwe mukutsalako chonde dekhani kaye mpaka kuzizile...

Izizi zititsegule maso Kwathu kuno chonde,tizindikire zoyenera ndi koyenera kumanga maziko...

17/06/2026

Big Vision!!!!
Big Mission!!!

17/06/2026

Direction is more important than time....

Osochera olo atafulumila amakhala wayiphonya basi...

17/06/2026

Nyimbo yabwino simazikankha yokha...

Malonda nkuyitanira osati zabwino sayitanira...
Inalipo nthawi bus anthu ankayidikira imodzi pa tsiku..
Pano a bus amadikira anthu...
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15/06/2026

Just finished Recording fada anabwera ndi team yawo yonse
Beatmaker wawo the Dj and Videographer/Producer Logan in the making.
I like how these guys are working, teamwork yabwino heavy . Representing Mtsiriza.

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15/06/2026

‎ How to Break Generational Poverty

Your family can be poor for 100 years, but it only takes one person to change the story.
‎ ‎ The painful reality is that this person will have to think differently, live differently, and make decisions that even family members may not understand.
‎ ‎ Generational poverty is not just a money problem.
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‎ It is a pattern problem. It is the repeated cycle of beliefs, habits, decisions, and lifestyles that produce the same financial outcome across generations.
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‎Many people inherited poverty without choosing it.
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‎But many also pass it on because they never challenge the patterns they inherited.
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‎Here is how to break it:
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‎➡️1. Study your family patterns first.
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‎The first step of treatment is awareness.
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‎If you don't know you have a sickness, you will never look for a cure.
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‎The same applies to poverty.
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‎Sit down and honestly study your family history. Ask yourself:
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‎• Why did people remain poor despite working hard?
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‎• What financial decisions did they repeatedly make?
‎‎• How did they think about money?
‎‎• Did they spend everything they earned?
‎‎• Did they fear taking calculated risks?
‎‎• Did they depend on one source of income?
‎‎• Did they prioritize appearances over assets?
‎‎You cannot fight a battle whose root you don't understand.
‎Until you become aware of the patterns, decisions, and lifestyles that kept people poor in your family and environment, you will unknowingly repeat them.
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‎Awareness is the beginning of transformation.
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‎➡️2. Unlearn what they know and learn what wealthy people know.
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‎Many of us were taught how to survive, not how to build wealth.
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‎We learned:
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‎• Go to school.
‎• Get a job.
‎• Work until retirement.
‎• Spend what you earn.
‎‎But wealthy people often study different subjects:
‎‎• Ownership instead of consumption.
‎• Investing instead of only saving.
‎• Building systems instead of only working harder.
‎• Cash flow instead of just salary.
‎• Assets instead of liabilities.
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14/06/2026

Knowledge can save you money and grow your career faster...

12/06/2026

Effort tinayamba kuyika kale kale

MALAWI DANCEHALL PRODUCER 'CUFF B' STEPPING THINGS UP IN 2017

Cuthbert Wonderful Joya otherwise known as “Cuff B” in the music circles, is one of Malawi's biggest dancehall producers. He is the man behind Big Vision Entertainment.

In 2013, The Nation newspaper declared Cuff B “the fastest rising music producer of 2013” a feat that did not just come out of the blue but it was due to his labour and dedication. In the following years, Cuff B released three critically acclaimed riddims namely; Love Chemistry Riddim, Rain Drops Riddim and Table Salt Riddim. The projects featured Malawian and international artists such as Malinga Mafia, NesNes, ProVoice and Bencil Clickstar among others. Working with such respectable artists helped Cuff B to get recognition in the industry. Through the riddims, he also provided a platform to several up and coming artists.

Through Big Vision Entertainment, Cuff B has worked and produced for a number of big stars in Malawi and international superstars like Nyanda of the Jamaican duo Brick ‘n’ Lace among others. He has produced chart topping records that have rocked Malawian airwaves and beyond. Most notably, Cuff B has produced hit singles such as “Chidodo”, “It’s Not Fair” and “Chonchi” by NesNes; “Angellina” by Dali; “Njibwa” by DJ Boo; “Pokopoko” and “Love Fever” by ProVoice; and “Udziwe” by Kell Kay featuring Barry One, as well as some of the tracks on Provoice's latest album/EP 'Warrior'.

Cuff B has just released his latest riddim titled Heartless Riddim this week and it has already started getting airplay on Malawi Dancehall shows, it features the usual Big Vision suspects Provoice and Nesnes, alongside Awiri, Chycoon, Saint, Wakisa James, Mozze Chaps to mention a few.

2017 is hotting up and Cuff B wants to let you know, he is DEYA!!!

Cuff B will be special guest on today's Dancehall Mix show on fm101.

12/06/2026

Ano simasiku omati nyimbo yabwino imadzikankha yokha...

Kunachuluka nyimbo zabwino fada,wake up...

Ngati simukuphusha hustle yanu ija dziwani kuti mubwira fumbi...
Anzanu sakugona Ali busy kusaka njira zogulitsira ngini yawo,kuyesera kuponya paliponse.

Ngati akumaphusha asing'anga oti amagulitsa mankhwala a muyitano pa business nde kulili iweyo? 😂

11/06/2026

All we need is wisdom osati ndalama.

Ngongole tatenga kwa nthawi koma sitipanga invest kuti ziswane.
Kulemera sikuchitika ngati Bet ayi,ndalama ya bet ikamupeza munthu opanda plan or ambition imangothera manyado basi...

Lero kungani creative plan,mukhale oyamba kuthetsa umphawi kumtundu kwanu.

Osamakhala ndi mindset ya amphawi olo utabadwila mu umphawimo... Your dreams will come true fada ndipo ziyenda ngati muzipatse discipline ndalama zanu zochepa zija.

Creativity is the ability to use imagination to generate original, useful, and meaningful ideas, solutions, or expressions...

Kumalimbikira zinthu zopindulitsa ndi zotukula moyo wanu...
Ngati mwalima fodya kwa zaka 10 level sikusuntha then sinthani zochita or pezani njira ina yolimira fodyayo.

Umathanga yotani?