Nama Correspondent

Published by Emmanuel Mwape - Film Magazine | April 2026 The National Association of Media Arts (NAMA) has officially launched a comprehensive data capture initiative aimed at documenting film producers, digital content creators, and media artists across Zambia. If you have noticed a form circulating in your creative circles, do not ignore it. This is NAMA calling on every producer, filmmaker, animator, and media practitioner to be counted. "One of our biggest challenges remains data...

By iCeMorgan | April 2026 The National Association of Media Arts (NAMA) has raised serious concern over the growing cases of non-payment of contractual obligations  by some producers within the creative industry. This troubling trend has begun to undermine not only the livelihoods of creatives, but also the credibility and sustainability of the industry as a whole. A Growing Crisis It has come to the attention of NAMA that many creatives—particularly actors, editors, and other technical...

Published by M'faweli | April 2026 Zambia's creative industries are standing at a threshold. The Africa Creative Market is bringing its flagship event to Lusaka in 2026. The diaspora is watching. And now, a new strategic partnership proposal promises to connect NAMA — the National Association of Media Arts — directly to global sponsors, celebrity networks, and investment dollars. Chansa Kalunga , a Canadian-Zambian entrepreneur and founder of Social Currency, has formally proposed a...