Zimbabwe
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Kumbulani Zamuchiya is an independent filmmaker and producer with a specialization in documentary and arts focused productions. For the past decade he has been directing, writing, filming and producing projects in Zimbabwe and internationally, from short films to TV programs and music videos. In 2008 he founded his own production company Tallawah Productions to enable him to maintain independence and creative control of his work. His projects have won him international and local recognition from The Lincoln Centre, Apollo Theatre, Columbia University and to the Zimbabwe International Film Festival. In 2014 he was awarded the outstanding Human Rights Journalist of the year for the documentary Dhamu – Voices From a Tent and in 2013 he won an international award for the NAFSA International video contest. His work has also seen the Mokoomba music video he directed at number 2 on the World Music Network Charts for 2013 and on CNN. Kumbulani also stands and falls as the consular for the Zimb
In Zimbabwe the people displaced from the Tokwe Mukosi Dam area and moved to Chingwizi transit camp speak out about how their lives have changed since their relocation by the Zimbabwe government.
In Zimbabwe life changed for school drop outs when they are given another educational chance by the Zimbabwe Farmers Union through its program Fit For Life. Through this program, some were also taken for internship by Selby Farm a leading hoticulture concern and have learnt a lot from its different enterprises
Award winner - NAFSA International Education USA video contest. The USAP (United States Achievers Program) provides opportunities to economically challenged students who might otherwise never have the chance to study in the United States. A selection process from between 500-800 applicants attracts some of the highest achieving students possible in Zimbabwe.
The Movement For Democratic Change (MDC) pay their last respect to one of their political activists Beta Chokururama who was brutally murdered in 2008
A documentary shot entirely using an I-PHONE by Zimbabwean Journalist and Documentary maker Stanley Kwenda in 2013.
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