Roots Magazine has devoted its 11th edition to the highly anticipated UMP Festival, set to take place at Cape Maclear, Mangochi.

Blessings Amadia Diason, the CEO and founder of Roots Magazine, explained the significance of dedicating this edition to the UMP Festival, stating,

“The UMP Festival is a major cultural event that brings together a diverse range of artists, performers, and communities. It felt like the perfect opportunity to highlight and celebrate that energy in the magazine.”

The festival features a unique blend of music, art, and culture, aligning perfectly with the magazine’s mission to amplify creative expression and grassroots movements.

“Dedicating a whole edition to UMP not only aligns with our mission but also allows us to dive deep into the stories behind the festival—the artists, the history, and its cultural significance,” Diason added.

He emphasized that UMP is more than just a festival, describing it as “a celebration of creativity and collaboration that resonates with our readership.”

Diason expressed excitement about the special edition, saying, “We want to capture the essence of UMP and give our audience an inside look at what makes it so influential.”

Fans can look forward to a magazine packed with exclusive content, including interviews with headlining artists and behind-the-scenes insights into how the festival is organized.

Although there will be no hard copies, fans can access the special edition of Roots Magazine through the official UMP Festival website, umpfest.com, and via MediaFire.

“This special edition of Roots Magazine is more than just a publication; it’s a celebration of the creativity, passion, and cultural significance that the UMP Festival brings to the community. We’ve put a lot of effort into capturing the festival’s unique spirit, and we hope that fans feel that energy on every page,” Diason noted.

Whether you’re a longtime supporter of UMP or discovering it for the first time, this edition promises to offer something for everyone.

You can access the magazine through the following link: https://umpfest.com/roots-magazine
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By Rashid Mkwehiwa