An artistic platform that compliments life spheres thro' sharing of feelings and experiences. Arts & Talent Kenya use Usanii to train, advocate n entertain
The KFCB media literacy campaign dubbed "You Are What You Consume" is at the heart of our mandate of regulating film and broadcast content to protect children from exposure to harmful content ~ @EzekielMutua.
@KiarieJohn@WSPU_KE
Young people form an integral part of the society and engaging them in exercises and programs such as this will give them an edge when it comes to opportunities in and empowerment for the future~ Dr. Josephine Mwanzia.
@KSGKenya@EzekielMutua#KFCBKSGFilmCurriculumValidation
@OleItumbi@WilliamsRuto How I wish our politicians would be having such meetings to address issues like!
High unemployment rate
High cost of living
High cost of doing business in Kenya
Corruption
Implementation of chapter 6 of the constitution.
Do not be worried if time has gone by and you have not achieved what you set out. A wise man once said, “If the plan doesn’t work, change the plan but never the goal.” Evaluate the strategy, see where you went wrong and revise your plan.
#WednesdayMotivation#AskKirubi
Hardships make us stronger. It might sound crazy, but the best approach would be to be thankful for every difficulty because it gives you a chance to prove yourself and at the end, be your own hero. You always get tested the most before you progress to the next level. #AskKirubi
@EzekielMutua, also serving as the 1st Vice President of the African Content Harmonisation Standard Setting Committee spoke of Kenya's peculiar filming locations, including the flora & fauna, smooth communication channels, predictable weather, and good internet connectivity.
The virtual meeting, which was hosted by Location Managers Guild International (LGMI) brought together African Filmmakers, Location Professionals, Policy Makers and Government Agencies to discuss, explore and highlight the benefits of Filming in the continent. @EzekielMutua.
As part of KFCB's support to creatives to recover from the devastating effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are offering space at the Nairobi Film Center at subsidized rates from as low as KShs 15,000.
@EzekielMutua@mbui_paul@ArtsKenya@Creatives_Kenya