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Following the end of the Sanyu TV series on Pearl Magic Prime, Cissy Nalumansi now plans to shift her focus to telling positive African stories that debunk notions about Africa.
Mpologoma Media and Jungle Rains Production CEO Cissy Nalumansi is a Scriptwriter, Producer, and Director. She was one of the Writers on the just concluded ‘Sanyu’ TV series that has aired on MultiChoice for over four years.
She highlights “initiative and drive” as her major driving forces in the film world and acknowledges the vast potential among African creatives to tell African stories, which she aims to achieve with each project she works on.
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My passion for storytelling is to tell stories that debunk notions about Africa. Through my very few travels, I realized that we still struggle a lot with how we are perceived as a continent and I want to do my part in trying to debunk those notions by telling positive African stories told from an African perspective.
Cissy Nalumansi
After 880 episodes, Sanyu – the drama series that premiered on 2nd January 2020 on Pearl Magic Prime before cascading to air on Pearl Magic, came to an end with an emotional finale on 24th June 2024.
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While speaking to MBU, Cissy Nalumansi revealed that she has held Sanyu so close to her heart for over four years but it is now time to concentrate on her other projects that tell the African story.
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“I have a company, Mpologoma Media, and now that the show that has called me “Mummy” for four years is coming to an end, it’s high time that I did projects that I am passionate about,” Cissy Nalumansi said.
“I am working on a couple but mostly I’m focusing on stories that debunk notions about Africa. Am doing a few collaborations with people abroad so that we can bring these stories to life. Many of them are still in the making but eventually, we shall see the fruits,” she added.
Josh Ruby is an Editor with high interest and knowledge in the Ugandan entertainment space, an industry he has been actively part of since 2010. Leads to breaking stories are welcome! More by Josh Ruby