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Education for South Africa

Mandisa Mary-Jane Mtembu
Mandisa Mary-Jane Mtembu
BIN-FEST PRODUCTION
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In our country, there is a noticeable absence of production houses owned by young women, creating a significant gap for aspiring female business owners in the entertainment industry. This gap is not just a void in ownership but also in representation and leadership roles for young women.The establishment of production houses owned by young women is crucial as it serves as a beacon of inspiration for young girls who dream of becoming successful businesswomen in the future. By showcasing that it is indeed possible to thrive in the entertainment industry, we aim to encourage and empower the next generation of female entrepreneurs.The entertainment industry predominantly features males in higher positions, highlighting the need for initiatives like ours. Our project focuses on creating a production company that prioritises hiring women as the majority of its employees. This deliberate choice is intended to empower women both within our country and the entertainment sector at large.Our vision extends beyond entertainment; we aspire to create stories that not only entertain but also educate the world about South Africa and the challenges its people face. We are committed to shedding light on the struggles experienced by women and youth, challenging societal norms and stereotypes that persist across generations. Through our narratives, we aim to confront issues such as the evolving perceptions of masculinity in African society and the role of women in the 21st century, especially within families that uphold traditional African values. By amplifying these voices and narratives, we strive to initiate meaningful conversations, foster understanding, and drive positive change in our society.

Target audience:
aspiring female business owners in the entertainment industry
Status: Active
Interested in cooperation with:
Worldwide
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