In 1995, a sweet dream took root in the lush landscapes of Madede, a village nestled in the heart of North Mzimba. It began with Bright Nkowani and his wife  Rosemary  Nkowani, a couple who saw the magic in nature and the promise in a single drop of honey.

Surrounded by vast untouched forests the bees of Madede worked tirelessly collecting nectar from wild blossoms to create honey unlike any other rich pure and infused with the essence of the land. Bright and Rosemary knew they had something special worth sharing with the world.

With nothing but a handful of handcrafted beehives and an unwavering belief in their vision, they began their journey. The first harvest was small but golden filled with the raw natural sweetness that quickly won the hearts of their community. Friends and neighbours came knocking eager to taste this rare honey and soon demand grew beyond the village.

For years Bright and Rosemary nurtured their beekeeping business expanding and training local farmers to ensure sustainability. Their honey became more than just a product it became a symbol of hard work tradition, and the beauty of nature's gifts.

But life is as unpredictable as the seasons, and when Bright passed away, the family faced an uncertain future. Yet in the face of loss, his children and grandchildren with the unwavering guidance of Rosemary chose to continue the business honouring his legacy and keeping the dream alive.

Today Bright Rose Honey stands as a testament to resilience family and tradition. Every jar carries the story of a man who believed in nature's sweetness and a family that refused to let his vision fade. From the untouched forests of Madede to homes across Malawi and beyond Bright Rose Honey remains a taste of pure legacy one that will continue for generations to come.