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Join date: Feb 18, 2026
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Morgan Mbulo is the President of the National Association of Media Arts, a film producer and media consultant with extensive experience in Zambia’s creative industry. He is passionate about storytelling, film development and strengthening opportunities for creatives. Through his leadership at NAMA, he advocates for a more professional, structured and sustainable media arts industry while championing Zambian stories for local and international audiences.
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Sep 10, 2026 ∙ 4 min
ZAMBIAN PRODUCERS, THIS IS YOUR CHANCE: TAKE YOUR UNSCRIPTED IDEAS TO THE INTERNATIONAL MARKET
MULTICHOICE GROUP AND FAME WEEK AFRICA OPEN EXCLUSIVE CALL FOR UNSCRIPTED PROJECTS There is another major opportunity emerging for African producers, and Zambian producers need to pay attention. MultiChoice Group, a CANAL+ company, in partnership with FAME Week Africa, has launched an exclusive Unscripted Call for Projects for MIP Africa 2026, inviting African producers to submit bold, premium entertainment and reality formats with the potential to travel across African markets and beyond....
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Sep 10, 2026 ∙ 5 min
YOUR NEXT BIG OPPORTUNITY IS NOT JUST ANOTHER FILM, IT IS BUILDING THE BUSINESS THAT MAKES THE FILM POSSIBLE
CEEC OPENS A K50,000 MICROFINANCE WINDOW FOR MEDIA AND CREATIVE ENTERPRISES There is an opportunity sitting in front of Zambian artists and creative entrepreneurs that deserves serious attention. The Citizens Economic Empowerment Commission, CEEC, has announced a sector specific Microfinance Cosmetology Loan Product, which, according to the call for applications, also covers the Media and Creative Arts value chain. The product provides financing of up to K50,000, with a maximum tenure of 12...
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Sep 10, 2026 ∙ 6 min
THE MARKET IS CHANGING: WHAT THE NEW DSTV AND CANAL+ ERA MEANS FOR ZAMBIAN CONTENT PRODUCERS
The television and film business is entering another major period of change, and for African content producers, the message is becoming increasingly clear: it is no longer enough to simply make good content. You must understand the market that will buy it. A recent report by Daily Investor examining the future of DStv and SuperSport in South Africa highlights how Canal+’s investment in MultiChoice could reshape the way content is produced, acquired, packaged and distributed across the...
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