Tunga Media Afrika

Every student deserves to see themselves on screen. We're opening a rolling call to African filmmakers with films featuring persons living with disability. Fair revenue share. Curriculum-aligned lesson plans. Real classroom reach. Details → link in bio

Today, we engaged with the Kenya Film Classification Board, @InfoKfcb, led by Ag. CEO @NellyMuluka, to explore a suitable film classification for education and collaboration. Together, we’re advancing responsible content, protecting audiences, and shaping Africa’s media future.🌍

SCRIPTWRITERS ALERT! 🎬✍️ Want to understand script contracts and agreements before signing anything? Join this FREE session hosted by Kenya Copyright Board & Kenya Scriptwriters Guild. 📅 17 March 2026 ⏰ 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM 💻 Google Meet 🔗 Join here: meet.google.com/maq-yxim-rjx

The Women in Film Awards Kenya was total fun — celebrating bold storytelling, creativity, and the incredible women shaping Kenya’s film and digital content industry! #WIFA2026

Announcing the award winner for the best documentary short film at the Kitale Film Week 2026. #kfw #kitalefilmweek2026 Congratulations 🎉🎉

Announcing the award winner for the Kenya Film Commission best feature documentary film at the Kitale Film Week 2026. #kfw #kitalefilmweek2026 Congratulations 🎉🎉

The finishing line is within our sights. #kfw #kitalefilmweek2026

Masterclass Alert: The Adaptive Filmmaker Ready to navigate the twists and turns of the industry? Join legendary filmmaker Bob Nyanja for an exclusive masterclass on Thriving in Africa’s Unpredictable Industry. Learn how to stay resilient, creative, and successful no matter the challenge. Today, Friday, Feb 27th 10:15 AM – 1:00 PM Deepsea Resort, Kitale Level up your craft with one of the best in the business! #KitaleFilmWeek #BobNyanja #FilmmakingMasterclass #AdaptiveFilmmaker #KenyaFilmIndustry

At St. Francis School for the Hearing Impaired,we screened Sounds of Silence a powerful story of resilience, dignity & quiet strength More than a film, it sparked dialogue on inclusion, accessibility & leadership True impact begins when we shift from sympathy to removing barriers

Join Ambassador Big Ted at Kitale Museum Next Wednesday, Feb 25th at 5:00 PM for the opening gala of Kitale Film Week 2026. Enjoy a FREE screening of Inside Job then head to Bites & Barrels for the afterparty. @TimothyOwase1 @InfoKfcb #KFW2026

Africa contributes less than 4% of historical emissions. Fossil emissions are permanent. Forest offsets are temporary. Polluters continue. Communities carry the cost, using film to shift this narrative. We screened at Naisambu Girls to educate young leaders on climate justice

800+ students. One mission. Countless future stories. As convenors, we were proud to engage Film clubs at Mang’u High School in the filmmaking process, from idea to distribution. This is part of a nationwide push to build film literacy & strengthen Kenya school film clubs across.

The goal: to empower, inspire, and mentor secondary school students by nurturing a love for local content and identifying talent in film, media, and journalism at an early stage. ^JA @TimothyOwase1

We’ve successfully wrapped up the Journalism, Media & Film Convention at Mangu High School. Held under our School Outreach Programme, the convention was hosted in collaboration with Mangu Senior School and Tunga Africa—uniting passion, purpose, and possibility. ^JA

Nick was committed to ensuring that his film, The People Shall, would live on as a learning resource for young people on our platform. That act alone speaks volumes. Nick was not just telling stories; he was safeguarding their power to educate and inspire change.

Today, we stand with the global film community to honour and celebrate the life of Nick Wambugu, a remarkable filmmaker, educator, and unwavering champion of authentic African stories. Nick believed deeply in the power of film as a tool for learning, reflection, and change.

From Film Literacy to Filmmaking Collaborations 🎬 Proud to grow our partnership with the Kenya National Drama & Film Festival #KNDFF2026, empowering Junior School Film Patrons in Nairobi with award-winning filmmaker Saitabao Kaiyare @OleKaiyare. This is just the beginning 🔥

It’s inspiring watching high school students already thinking beyond the camera focusing on how to tell stories, creatively, and with real impact. This is how the next generation of journalists and filmmakers is built. 📝🎥#Film #tungaafrika #africanfilmsforafricanschools