.Honorable minister
I think lets revive our film industry, you being experienced in the industry you can help us to convince the govt to have a budget for film makers .You never know it might be another source of foreign currency.We have so much talent here in zim We need support from you Honourable Minister.Im ready to push this if you allow me to.
We thank you for the great work you are doing.?You may pretend to be humble, but the truth is clear: a chasm separates us—the people—from you, the Bourbons, who lives in luxury whilst the majority is wallowing in poverty. To call us “bosses” while you live in excess is not respect, it is mockery.
We will no longer accept empty words or false humility. The time of pretenders is over. From the people will rise new leaders—born of struggle, bound by duty—who will return power to where it belongs: with us.
We need new leaders"I’ve 2 things to say, that we were former classmates back when we were doing the ABMA Diploma in CFS with our clutched teacher I've forgotten the name .....
Another thing I’ve been thinking about a lot — I truly believe we can revive our art industry, and it could become a major source of job creation. Acting shouldn’t just be for people who have “nothing else to do” — it should also include educated, talented, and beautiful people. When I say ‘learned,’ I mean people who can also perform in English if required — because acting today requires versatility. There should be proper
houses or spaces built specifically for acting — especially standard, well-equipped ones. And lastly (lol), some of our local film directors should be sponsored or supported to travel to places like Nigeria, Korea, or even Western countries to see how things are really done in the industry. That kind of exposure
