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The Locarno Film Festival’s Open Doors initiative awarded standout African projects, with *Black Snake*, *Kachifo*, and *Diary of a Goat Woman* sharing the top prize. Producers from Rwanda, Kenya, and Angola also earned international honors for their visionary contributions to cinema.
Burundian celebrities, led by figures like DJ Ira, are increasingly seeking Rwandan citizenship, drawn by Rwanda’s stability and opportunities. This trend reflects deeper regional shifts as more Burundians embrace Rwanda as a new home and identity.
The Uganda Communications Commission (UCC) has called for public feedback on a proposed deal that would see Groupe Canal+ take full control of MultiChoice Group, which owns MultiChoice Uganda and GOTV Uganda. The move raises concerns over potential monopolistic control, its impact on local content production, and the future of consumer pricing in Uganda’s pay-TV market. With only 14 days to comment, the public’s input could significantly influence the outcome of this major broadcast industry shift.
Kanye West’s planned concert in South Africa has sparked excitement and controversy, with fans questioning its legitimacy due to unclear details and lack of official confirmation. The announcement has also reignited debates around his public image and influence on African culture.
Musician Weasel has been hospitalized following an incident in which he was allegedly knocked by a vehicle. His wife has since been arrested in connection with the event, prompting both public concern and police investigation. Authorities are looking into the circumstances surrounding the incident as fans await updates on Weasel’s condition.
Ghana has warned DStv of a possible shutdown over high subscription fees, as Communications Minister Samuel Nartey George demands urgent negotiations to lower prices. MultiChoice insists no price reduction has been agreed, deepening a standoff that could reshape the country’s pay-TV landscape. Consumers and lawmakers argue the current rates are unjustifiably high compared to neighboring countries, putting the broadcaster under intense regulatory scrutiny.
