Gideon Palm Tree

Gideon Palm Tree Gideon Palm Tree is a bilingual Page-to-stage Poet who leverages both English and Chichewa to tackle societal issues.

His poetry not only resonates with diverse audiences but also strives to inspire positive change within communities.

11/05/2026

inu iyi mukuiwona bwanji? nane ndati ndipepese

24/03/2026

Be on the look out

15/02/2026

Anthu a ku Lilongwe tiyeni tikafike malo awawa👇👇👇

1. Likuni Filling Station (Likuni Discount Mini Shop) ✅
2. MDI Filling Station (Chinsapo - Zikomo Mini Mart)✅
3. Majiga Filling Station (Area 23)✅
4. Lilongwe CCAP ✅
5. NKHOMA FM✅
6. Kafoteka Filling Station✅
7. Ok Ndiwo Shop ✅
8. Mr. Blantyre Shop (Malangalanga)✅
9. Kawale Filling Station✅
10. Warmheart Pharmacy (Area 24)✅
11. Liyati Filling Station ✅
12. Tchaway Media ✅
13. Area 13 Simsol Oil (0999744098)✅

☝️☝️☝️Kumeneko mukagula ma ticket okalowera ku mwambo opanga launch album ya ndakatulo zatsopano za Raphael Sitima pa 3 May ,ku Lilongwe CCAP Hall, ndipo mwambowu udzayamba 1pm mpaka 5pm.

-Standard ticket K3,000
-Executive(VIP) ticket K20,000
-Group of 10 people ticket K25,000.

AMATA, NDATUKWANA NGATI PAMENEPA???

Guess whoelse is up for the Mlakatuli Raphael Sitima's album launch this May 3, the Godfather of RnB🥳
10/02/2026

Guess whoelse is up for the Mlakatuli Raphael Sitima's album launch this May 3, the Godfather of RnB🥳

Tamuona namwali uyu? Pa 3 May Mlakatuli Raphael Sitima wakozanji?
07/02/2026

Tamuona namwali uyu? Pa 3 May Mlakatuli Raphael Sitima wakozanji?

Beyond the applause. Beyond the stage.Tiwale Poetry presents “After the Show,” a poem by Gideon Palm Tree.Tiwale Poetry ...
10/01/2026

Beyond the applause. Beyond the stage.
Tiwale Poetry presents “After the Show,” a poem by Gideon Palm Tree.
Tiwale Poetry Festival

03/01/2026

New poem

03/01/2026

Ndakatulo ya tsopano

When I released my first spoken word album, Down the Rivers (2020), there was a piece where I accepted the complicated r...
02/01/2026

When I released my first spoken word album, Down the Rivers (2020), there was a piece where I accepted the complicated relationship I had with my girlfriend.

In 2023, when my second album came out, my girl and I had just broken up. I included Beauties of a Monster, a piece that owned my mistakes and how I ended things out of goodwill.

Later in 2024, I released the Palms and Trees EP, which featured Unveil the Mask, a piece that revealed just how hard life felt without her.

In 2025, my third spoken word album carried All My Exes Should Thank Me, a piece that appreciated my breakups and heartbreaks, acknowledging how they worked out for the good of my exes and myself.

Now, in 2026, I’m preparing to release a single titled "After the Show".

For years, I haven’t really been a relationship person. I poured my focus into my creative journey and personal development. I counted every loss as a win, because at the end of the day, I was with the person I believed I needed most, myself.

But it’s been years now, and the distance is starting to feel heavy. The loneliness is constant. I find myself asking, is this everything I worked for?
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2025 was everything. This was the year I switched workplaces, and it wasn’t easy especially the part where I had to leav...
31/12/2025

2025 was everything. This was the year I switched workplaces, and it wasn’t easy especially the part where I had to leave without pay. Someone I deeply look up to advised me to accept what had happened, focus on switching lanes, and use my energy to make progress. I listened. And I turned out just fine.

This year, I learned never to take things personally. I kept reminding myself that it could have been anybody. You see, how you react to things is everything. I knew I needed that lesson. It helped me resist the urge to start on a high note. Instead, I started from the trenches. It wasn’t simple, but it taught me every lesson I needed and, professionally, made me wiser.

When you have so much invested in moving forward, it becomes hard to sit back and cry. This year has been great. I’ve had my lows and downs, my losses and setbacks but come on, I survived. And perhaps more than that, I lived. I understood life as an opportunity, and I took my chances.

Looking forward to 2026.

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