PARTNERS

The profile of our regional partners follows on this page, including brief considerations about the project.

Associação Agitadores Culturais is a collective that invests in communication and understanding through art as a way to empower adolescents and young people and emancipate them from the challenges of Angola and the continent, exploring the contradictions, discoveries and versatility of life. Members share a common purpose and unite to focus their various talents and organize their skills or resources to achieve specific goals …more

Life Coping Skills taught through circus. On issues such as: sanitation, sex-Education, health, drugs, and discrimination. Through outreach activities such as shows, workshops and talks. That focus on topic of health, social inclusion, drugs and alcohol abuse as well as community issues we teach youth their importance. …more

Music Crossroads Malawi is a non-profit organisation that supports the development of music education and the music industry in the southern African region.

Music Crossroads Academy is a project of the Music Crossroads Zimbabwe Trust, a vibrant development oriented institution that uses music as a tool for youth empowerment. This year Music Crossroads Zimbabwe celebrates twenty years of promoting young musicians in Zimbabwe. To date 5000 young musicians’ careers have been launched and more than 50 000 people in audiences have been reached. …more

Kay Media Africa is a modern African multimedia production studio and consultancy specializing in animation, audio, video and interactive content. While we are based in Harare Zimbabwe, we take advantage of the possibilities provided by technology to serve clients across the globe. Utilising the breadth of African ideas, skill and identity we help story tellers, marketers and entertainers produce audio-visual content that engages, resonates with and inspires their targetaudiences. …more

Khuzula is the founder and producer of Azgo Festival, the biggest and best international arts festival in Mozambique. Bringing together a diversified and quality program of music, cinema and dance for the city of Maputo over two days and two nights. Khuzula is also the Mozambican and manager of Modigi, it is focused on the promotion of artists through its digital distribution agreement with its www.theorchard.com or music possible the new music of Sony Music,.…more

Magamba is Zimbabwe’s trailblazing, innovative, youth oriented digital media organisation lauded as one of the 100 Sparks of Hope by The Elders. Magamba runs some of the most disruptive digital platforms on the continent with an online community of over 200,000 young people. Our award-winning projects reach millions of young Zimbabweans every year with creative and alternative information. We have won local and international awards…more

Morija Museum & Archives is the oldest surviving museum in the Kingdom of Lesotho. As an institution with both extensive archival and museum collections, and its own on-going research projects and publishing program, it attracts scholars from far and wide. For those who love ancient and modern history, contemporary issues and trends, or dinosaurs and culture, Morija Museum is an Oasis of learning…more

Ngandu Events is a multidisciplinary arts organization operating in the events (festival), creative media and film production (TV) industries. The company was started in 2018 and went on to host one of Namibia’s biggest festivals supported by various creative marketing initiatives such as activations, media launches and digital after movies. The festival, hosted in Namibia’s poorest regions and town…more

Quihaba FX

Our talented team of individuals has harnessed over a decade worth of experience and has a wealth of local and international exposure. They are driven by passion for the profession. Our core values of Integrity, Humility, Excellence, and Transparency are the foundation of Quihaba FX… more

Tumaini Letu (Swahili for “Our Hope”) is a non-profit organization based within the Dzaleka Refugee Camp in Malawi. It was founded in 2012, Tumaini Letu exists to promote the cultural, social, and economic inclusion of refugees in Malawi through arts and culture by opening the doors of the camp to visitors around the world. Tumaini Letu is changing the narrative and breaking down prejudices and misconceptions about refugees…more

The University of Malawi, which offers degree programs in the arts, is Malawi’s top university institution for creative arts instruction. The University of Malawi’s core for creative training is the Department of Fine and Performing Arts, which also serves as the SULA project’s implementing department. Since 1981, the Department has worked to provide students with the academic and creative abilities necessary for their career and professional growth…more

PARTNERS

The profile of our regional partners follows on this page, including brief considerations about the project.

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