Yvonne Mwale State of the United States of America. Yvonne is asked to participate in a song based on one of Barack Obama’s popular speeches.<br> The following year her band records their first album. They are invited to tour Europe where they perform for several months on the stages of eight countries. On the African continent South Africa and Malawi are other destinations for performances.<br> In 2011 Yvonne went to Tanzania, where she met her manager and started recording her solo album "Kalamatila". In January 2012 she signed with the Danish label Caravan Records. 2013 she shifted with her family to Germany
Yvonne Roberts Yvonne Roberts Yvonne Roberts (born 1948) is an English journalist. Born in Newport Pagnell, Buckinghamshire, her family moved to Madrid for three years when she was a few months old and she lived in a number of locations through the rest of her childhood. Roberts was educated at Warwick University between 1967 and 1969, being taught by historian E. P. Thompson. Her career in journalism began at the "Northampton Chronicle & Echo" in 1969, remaining with the publication until 1971. Roberts was employed on the "Weekend World" (1972–77), "The London Programme" (1977–79) and "This Week" from 1988. She worked on