Molah Media

01/01/2022

Wishing you all a 2022 of growth, joy, good health and more of what you want and need. Thank you for your support in the last two years!

24/11/2021

**NewBookAlert**

We can’t tell you how much we love our job especially when 1. We get to work on books like &Keepers 2. That are written by divinely talented people like and 3. As part of an awesome global collaboration with editor and designer

A perfect Christmas present for the book lover in your life!




Click link in bio on how to get yours:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1626764522/ref=cm_sw_r_awdo_navT_g_JXZF4JKVQ30D1NM1RAHE

05/11/2021

We’re super excited to join the team and even more so to curate this series!
COTDC Presents

Throughout November…and maybe even into December… we’re celebrating the vibrancy, beauty, class and Afro-chic that’s African fashion and design.

Featured will be a range of African designers from the continent and around the world who are making a mark and shaping the industry. And actually we’re not stopping there-we’re getting fashion photographers, MUAs, stylists and more into the mix. It’s about all those that bring OUR style to LIFE!

We’re really excited about who and what we’ll be sharing with you so… get ready to feast your style buds with ❤️

28/09/2021

Our last editorial… for now!
First apologies our link is not accessible as they’re still reviewing our upload - censoring and all that…!

‘… We thank you all for your awesome company over the last two years, for embracing our ethos of striving to inspire through sharing OUR stories of excellence. Let’s continue to shape OUR narrative, OUR way… and in a manner that elevates. It’s about legacy, love and living a life that gives!”

24/09/2021

FINAL ISSUE - ART & DESIGN SPECIAL ISSUE

It has been a long and hot minute but here it is - a HoM Special Edition – The Art & Design Issue. It is also our LAST ISSUE and so we had to end on a beautiful note.

DISCLAIMER: We do not profess to know even a quarter of all there is to know about art, but we wanted to go off the beaten path as we’ve always done and share some known and unknown jewels hiding in the art world.
On the cover is the insanely talented and smart and humble Moffat Takadiwa who works out of Mbare, and whose work is featured in public and private collections around the world; right now he is exhibiting in the US. Then we have Sony Photography Award Winner Tamary Kudita whose photography will mesmerise you and cultural curator Gaynor Tutani – few get to know about the people behind the wonderful exhibitions we see, and she is one of them.
Here are the other incredible creatives featured:

Tafadzwa Gwetai - Visual Artist

Nicola Holden – Interior Designer

Janet Nyabeze-Siringwani – Visual Artist and Art Teacher

Finally, young South-African-based writer Ivainashe Nyamutsamba gives us an out-of-the-box perspective on African art and design.
Thank you all for being part of this incredible and joyous work celebrating US and let’s all continue to own our narrative!

The HoM Team

https://issuu.com/dzimbahwe/docs/house_of_mutapa_august_2021_issue

16/09/2021

Congratulations to author of and her book which is now on the for Key Stage Two primary school children in the UK!

When we edited this awesome book 3 years ago, we KNEW it was going places and we’re delighted to witness the manifestation of

16/09/2021

Congratulations to author Portia Mushambi and her book which is now on the for Key Stage Two primary school children.

When we edited this awesome book 3 years ago, we KNEW it was going places and we’re delighted to witness the manifestation of

25/05/2021

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24/05/2021

**Molah Media Goes Art & Culture**

Today saw the big reveal of the 6 art works shortlisted to be the next 2 displays on the in London’s . The Fourth Plinth is THE most famous public art gallery in the world.

We had the time of our lives working with the Culture & Creative Industries Unit at Greater London Authority writing content for for the online museum by . Check it out here: https://artsandculture.google.com/project/the-fourth-plinth and LINK IN BIO. Then you must vote for your favourite! It won’t be easy as the art is phenomenal.

The works are on display at the now until 4 July 2021.


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13/05/2021

The Issue is OUT NOW and features some incredibly dynamic individuals from around the world!

On our cover is the Soulful Jewel NåGuG showcasing not only her musical talent but a showstoppingly regal sense of style.

Additional features include:

Visionary leadership with Real Fitzgerald Mujuru and

Securing financial fitness with Selina Flavius of blackgirlfinanceuk

-Kwambana, the new Chair of UK Charity

Phenomenal photography by
.. and more! Read all here!

https://issuu.com/dzimbahwe/docs/house_of_mutapa_april_2021_issue

Showcasing Zimbabwean trailblazers across the globe!

04/03/2021

Happy World Book Day!

In between editing and writing and life in general, it’s hard to find time to dive into a good book. For that reason, our founder ends up having a few on the go but here’s the one that’s at the front of the pack. This is long so bear with us!

“Books and reading have always been about so much more then the joy and pleasure of the act. It’s about the doors that open as a result.
I’ve always had this need to understand why the world is the way it is and right now I find myself gravitating to anything or anyone that sheds light on the why.
So last year I picked this up at an airport- sooo last year right! When did you last see an airport? Ok let me not go off-topic...
Anyway, Prisoners of Geography by Tim Marshall is a great and accessible read on geopolitics. As I read it, I found that I needed a map in front of me and being old school, I still have an atlas from my high school days back in the 80s. Yes this is how much I love books - the only things I’ll hoard like a being possessed.
The maps in my atlas are quite different from the ones today, e.g., the USSR v modern day Russia and Sudan v North and South Sudan. And this is the beauty of the act - reading and books bring the pieces of the puzzle together. My Longman Atlas of circa 1985 flows beautifully with and aptly contextualises Prisoners of Geography of 2016.
Keep reading and pursuing knowledge. Look back, look forward but most importantly look around you right now. The answers are there for the one that asks and seeks!”