Himba Empire - Music and Dance Project
Himba Empire is a music and dance project dedicated to supporting students and less privileged youth who possess talent in the arts. Our goal is to provide solutions to help artists create outstanding music and dance products, including songwriting, generating innovative ideas, video shooting, scouting, and nurturing an environment of healthy competition through the creation of clubs.
Our target audience includes artists needing songwriting, recording, and video shooting services, companies seeking to produce ads and publications, and beneficiaries such as students and talented but less privileged youth.
Growth Art Foundation - Plastic Arts Project
Growth Art Foundation is a Slastic Arts project focusing on upcycling waste materials into finished products and selling artworks online. The project empowers people with disabilities and street children while addressing the issue of high levels of biodegradable waste in the environment and low levels of people with disabilities engaging in art.
Target customers include hotels, art collectors, tourists, international trade export, commissioners, and students.
Ayanyanja Project - Literature Project
Ayanyanja is a literature project that upskills talented youth, providing them with the discipline and vision to succeed. The project aims to feature one monthly event and work with organisations to address any messages that need to reach a targeted receiver.
Target customers include business owners and companies.
ANDA Studio - Photography and Cinematography Project
ANDA Studio is a photography and cinematography project that seeks to address the problem of unemployment, lack of stock image platforms, content for change, market size and opportunities, and lack of diversification in content. The project aims to create jobs, store photos and videos, develop content for change, and build capacity to generate income.
The target audience includes local and international festivals, advertisements or commercials, multimedia or web content creators, local TV stations, online distribution channels, magazines, and photo books.
Randa - Fashion Artist Project
Randa is a united fashion artist project to create fashion styles and brand awareness of Rwandan products locally and internationally through small exhibitions in different countries. The project serves as a solution to the problem of undervalued Rwandan-made products within the country.
Ejo Hacu - Acting and Drama Project
Ejo Hacu is an acting and drama project that aims to address the issues of mental health, unemployment, and miscommunication between people with and without disabilities in society. By creating insightful art crafts, Ejo Hacu provides job opportunities for those who might otherwise struggle to find work and fosters good communication between people with and without disabilities, promoting inclusivity and creating a more understanding and vibrant community for all.
The target audience includes youths, people with disabilities, Rwandan society, and unemployed individuals.
