Season 1 was an amazing experience for the crew. It was a great feeling to document these incredible stories, from Mzilikazi Township to cooking at Chief Dakamela’s Appreciation Awards. We are honoured to share this work with you. See you…
Did you know there is a township in Bulawayo so vast that its population is larger than the towns of Hwange, Gwanda, and Plumtree combined? Welcome to Cowdray Park—a hub of innovation, a fortress of culture, and the most populous…
Welcome to a landmark episode of Magriza Made Me Cook. To celebrate Zimbabwe’s Independence Day, we are taking you deep into the heart of eBabambeni, Nkayi, for the prestigious Chief Dakamela Achievers Awards 2026. In this special documentary, I am…
“What I am wearing signifies the responsibility I possess.” Welcome to a very special episode of Magriza Made Me Cook. In this documentary, we travel to eBabambeni, Nkayi, to the homestead of Chief Dakamela for the 2026 annual awards. While…
In this documentary, we profile Craig Phakathi, a veteran driver whose career spans from navigating the busy Luveve and Gwabalanda routes to cross-border trucking in South Africa. From the heavy-duty rigs of the open road to the bustling kombi ranks…
In our cultural way, time is not just a number—it is meticulously chosen based on the world around us. Welcome to a special documentary episode of Magriza Made Me Cook. Today, we step away from the kitchen to unpack the…
In today’s episode of Magriza Made Me Cook, we journey into the heart of Nketa Township, one of Bulawayo’s most vibrant and historic communities. Guided by fellow filmmaker Sanele Keaitse (Rasquesity), we explore the four demarcations of Nketa to uncover…
In our latest documentary, we journey into the heart of the Umzingwane District and the Makokoba market to explore the deep cultural roots of Impepha/Impepho (African Sage). From its role as a sacred tool for ancestral communication to its medicinal…
Established in 1993 and named after the majestic Marula tree (Umganu), Emganwini is more than just a residential area; it is a “map of memories” with a diverse and vibrant community. In this video, we explore: The Origins: Why the…
To the African people, a river has never been just a resource. It is an artery—a living, pulsing connection between the soil we walk upon and the spirits that watch over us. In this special documentary, Magriza Made Me Cook…