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Dear Darling, I subscribed to OnlyFans
Have you ever been surrounded by family, classmates, colleagues or acquaintances and yet still felt disconnected? There’s a certain beauty to one’s awareness of how alone they are. The constant […] More
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The First Glimpse of Dear Darling
One can only hide a fire for so long before the moths begin to gather around its glow. Last week, I went on and on about the opening scene of […] More
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Producers Guild of Uganda Holds First AGM
The Producers Guild of Uganda (PGU) has successfully held its First Annual General Meeting (AGM), marking a major milestone in the Guild’s journey toward building a stronger, more united and […] More
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TriLast Trailer Spotlight: Elevating African Stories to the Global Stage
In an era where storytelling shapes culture, identity, and global perception, platforms that amplify underrepresented voices are more important than ever. Enter TriLast Trailer Spotlight—a bold initiative dedicated to showcasing […] More
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in Identity & Culture, Movies and Television, Music and Dance, Photography, Poetry, Visual Art, Writing and LiteratureWHEN SUPPORT FOR ARTISTS BECOMES CONTROL.
The problem we have with international organisations that are supposed to assist and support artists in Malawi is that they often take the place of the artists themselves. Instead of […] More
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Re-Engineering African Cinema Distribution: A Manifesto for the Post-Streaming Era
What happens to African cinema when the gates suddenly close? For years, filmmakers across the continent were told that salvation would arrive through streaming platforms. We were encouraged to believe […] More
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The 15-Million-View Lesson: Why Cultural Authenticity Scales on YouTube
Every year, brands spend millions fighting a losing battle against the five-second “Skip Ad” button. Meanwhile, a Kenyan web series has quietly demonstrated a more effective model: stop interrupting the […] More
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Stop Waiting to Be Helped. Build the Market. Helping filmmakers has become a career.
Every year there is another workshop. Another training. Another conference. Another grant. Yet after all these years, one question remains: Where are the markets? Because filmmakers do not build sustainable […] More
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WHY UGANDA MAY NOT YET BE READY FOR HON. HENRY MUSASIZI’S TAX AGENDA!
The Minister of Finance has challenged URA to widen Uganda’s tax base. I agree. But before we ask who else should pay tax, perhaps we should ask a more important […] More
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NZE NAMUTTA – EPISODE 2 & 3
NZE NAMUTTA 🪢 ( I Killed him) EPISODE 2 & 3 👇 I had been a loyal wife for sixteen years, Naye waliwo webituuka, nga olina okukola okusalawo okusembayo😭. Nze […] More
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Kenyans in the creative space can be toxic.
Disclaimer: I have many Kenyan friends. That said, the Kenyan creative industry is a slippery slope, especially when you are Ugandan asked to work with them. To say that most […] More
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The Algorithm vs. The Palava Tree: Why African Cinema’s Global Future Lies in Radical Authenticity
There is a question African cinema must confront. For decades, many filmmakers across the continent have pursued what seemed like the safest path to international recognition. The assumption was simple. […] More
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