Fahmida Miller joins Al Jazeera’s Nairobi bureau
26 October, 2016 - 07:10Fahmida Miller has been appointed as one of Al Jazeera's East Africa correspondents, based in Nairobi.
Fahmida Miller has been appointed as one of Al Jazeera's East Africa correspondents, based in Nairobi.
Over 200 delegates drawn from the film industry, channel owners and financial sector will meet in Nairobi next week. The summit aims to find ways of promoting and accelerating development of the film and audio visual sector in Africa through commercial funding.
Brad Pitt was set to star in his wife's new big budget movie, Africa, but Angelina has reportedly left the project after filing for divorce from the actor this week.
In KIKI, a gang makes a mistake that costs one of their own his life. Now they are on the run, from the cops, and gangs far more scarier than they are.
A Hollywood film about the 2013 terror attack on Nairobi's Westgate Mall will allegedly not be shot in Kenya. This heart-wrenching story will be filmed in South Africa starring Hillary Swank. By Shirley Genga
Renowned conservationist Dr Richard Leakey has said he is unaware that a movie on his life is to be filmed in South Africa. In a press statement, he expressed optimism that the movie would be shot in Kenya, where he has lived, but the extent of his influence on the decision is unknown.
A film by a renown award-winning Kenyan filmmaker, Wanuri Kahiu, has been selected for a major development project by Triggerfish Animation Studios, otherwise known as "the Pixar of South Africa".
A film to be directed by actor Angelina Jolie about the life of Kenyan conservationist Richard Leakey will be shot in Kenya, Leakey told reporters on Monday, giving what Nairobi hopes will be a boost to a struggling safari and tourism industry. By Edith Honan
Al Jazeera has won a string of international awards, from The Association for International Broadcasting Awards, Amnesty Australia Media Awards and Red Dot respectively.
Broken Dreams: The Boeing 787 wins at The Association for International Broadcasting Awards
Recently-launched PanAfrican studio, Restless Global, is beefing up its slate with 2 new projects: 1 for TV and the other a feature film. First, the studio is currently packaging what is described as an ambitious 13-episode TV series titled "The Trade". By Tambay A Obenson
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