Kenyan film leads the way in African animation

In her award-winning animated short Yellow Fever, Kenyan filmmaker Ng’endo Mukii tackles the effect the media has on African women and their perception of beauty, in particular ideals of a classic European concept of what defines good looks, such as fair skin and flowing locks of hair...

SA Communications Minister comments on National Broadband Policy

At the Mobile World Congress, the SA Minister of Communications spoke on the progress made in the National Broadband Policy...

Africa’s digital penetration in 2014

Despite advances in technological reach and growing digital awareness, statistics show that Africa still has a way to go...

Khumba to release on DVD in SA in three languages

Khumba, produced by Cape Town-based Triggerfish Animation Studios, will be released on DVD in English, isiZulu and Afrikaans...

Drawing on the appeal of African animation

Panellists discussing "African Animation is Great’ all agreed that more African animation is needed on screens, especially animation aimed at children...

SA film Khumba wins two Gold Pandas

The animated feature film Khumba has extended its success into international territories, winning two Gold Panda Awards...

Triggerfish plans for a five-film slate

Cape Town-based Triggerfish Animation has secured funding that will be used to develop the first phase of five new animated feature films...

French delegation to attend SA Animation Festival

Nine French producers and key players in the French animation industry will attend Kunjanimation 2013...

Carrim hosts Broadband Policy Workshop

South Africa’s Ministry of Communications recently convened a workshop to report-back to stakeholders and experts...

Challenging the status quo

Bridget Scarr, believes there are vast opportunities in Africa in the film, television and digital sectors...
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