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The Vuka Film Festival at UON showcased 70 student films on climate and culture, awarded top filmmakers, and launched the Africa Media Innovation Lab to support emerging African storytellers.
Kyamwilù is an upcoming Akambawood vernacular feature film inspired by Machakos' gravity-defying Kyamwilu Hill that follows the dramatic, folklore-infused rivalry between twin brothers torn apart.
Kyamwilù, a Kamba vernacular film by Akambawood, explores twin brothers Kyalo and Mwilu caught in love, jealousy and betrayal, blending folklore, culture and family conflict ahead of its premiere.
The regulator said it had observed with concern that many filmmakers have been unable to commercially benefit from their productions or showcase them at film festivals due to non-compliance.
African Film Press has joined Locarno Open Doors as an award partner, introducing the AFP Critics Prize to support emerging African filmmakers at the 2026 programme.
The recognition marks Kibinge's second major lifetime achievement honour, further cementing her status as one of Africa's most influential creative and cultural leaders.
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