About
Who We Are
Scripts and Bars is an exciting digital content stimulus programme that brings together both Zimbabwe and UK expertise and knowledge in two key sectors (Literature and Music) to support capacity development and partnerships. The overall aim of the programme is to support resilience of creative organisations, Hubs, and individual creatives by building competencies and strengthening them.
To date a total of 100 creatives and professionals from the music and literature sectors have participated and benefited from a series of digital and enterprise skills training, networking event, collaborative digital content creation workshops as well as grant support to fund their creative projects.
This project is delivered by Kay Media Africa collaborating with Reprezent (UK) working with creative hubs such as Comexposed, Khura Agency and Page Poetry Alive. The project is supported by the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation and British Council Cultural Economy programme, which supports cultural organisations, festivals, artists, and creatives between the countries of SSA and the UK to create art, build networks, collaborate, and develop markets and share artists’ work with audiences
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Women Beneficiaries
Grants Disbursed (USD 100,000+ in total value in Value)
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Digital Content Pieces Created
Events
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Video Views
Investment(USD)
Average Growth in Revenue
Million Print and Broadcast Reach
Media and Press Features
Project Partners
The goal of development cooperation is that of reducing poverty. It is meant to foster economic self-reliance and state autonomy, to contribute to the improvement of production conditions, to help in finding solutions to environmental problems, and to provide better access to education and basic healthcare services.
Utilizing the breadth of African ideas, skill and identity Kay Media Africa helps story tellers, brands, creatives, and development organizations engage with and inspire their target audiences.
Founded in March 2017, PPA has become a hub for the growth of brands within the arts and culture sectors. It started as a hub serving a community of creatives from in and around Harare, but it has now spread to areas outside Zimbabwe and beyond: working with artists from Botswana, South Africa, Mozambique, UK, Barbados, Malawi, USA, Mauritius and Zambia. The main aim being to practice art coexistence and encourage experimental work while facilitating exchange across art forms.