Everyone knows something that the next person doesn’t thus it is important that everyone shares their experiences with the world.

Spurred by a deep yearning for freedom of expression and for the African story to be told from the African perspective, Edzai Zvobwo, founder of NdiribhoTV set out to create a video hosting and distribution platform primarily geared for Africans to share their knowledge with world and stand a better chance at optimally monetizing their video assets.

Coming from Zimbabwe, a country that has seen its ruling elites trample upon basic liberties like freedom of speech and association, Edzai sought to correct the wrongs that have been committed by politicians in the country and the continent of Africa as a whole by facilitating p2p knowledge transfer through video. The name NdiribhoTV came out of need to proclaim that even as the people’s rights have been denied, people are still fine and live another day to fight for justice and development of the continent. “Ndiribho” is a Shona statement that translates to “I am fine”.

NdiribhoTV currently has offices in Johannesburg and will be opening up feeder offices across Sub-Saharan Africa during the course of 2018. The feeder offices will serve as client liaison centers for content developers. NdiribhoTV will strive to sign up all the influencers in the video content development space as anchor creators whilst also harnessing the power of the ordinary African citizen. As long as an African has a device with a camera then they are welcome onto the NdiribhoTV platform.

The platform is a user generated vehicle that connects video content creators and consumers by providing an easy to use live streaming and video on demand platform.NdiribhoTV lets anyone with a channel broadcast live videos and upload videos straight from their camera device. This allows African people to share or watch in real-time when news is breaking, visiting a new place, or meeting people and sharing interests - all in real-time.NdiribhoTV seeks to add value to Africans and differentiate itself from YouTube by:

• Focusing on African continent.
• Monetizing live video streams using a pay-per-view model which enables content creators to earn a living.
• Monetizing video on demand content on behalf of content creators through channel-centric micro-subscriptions.
• Integrating with ERP and CRM systems such that it is easier for corporate clients to integrate video into their workflow.

NdiribhoTV is currently in talks with several established platforms like Kwese play to help distribute content across the continent. 31 January 2018 is the date that NdiribhoTV will officially launch. "Once we solve the speed and latency issues with a reputable CDN and finalised our algorithms for our reccommender systems then it is a done deal", said Edzai Zvobwo.

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Sy’s maar stil sedert sy in 2012 nie een, maar twee musiek albums vryggestel het, met ‘n derde (Kleine Gode) reg op hul hakke in 2013. Maar sy’t nie stilgesit nie! Sedert 2013 het Rozanne Gewaar San Francisco toe getrek, haar aanstaande trou- en musiekmaat ontmoet, stil-stil verskeie nuwe videos gemaak (insluitende Kleine Gode (https://youtu.be/ssKGiJVhTXQ) , Karoo (https://youtu.be/RWGsPMBpw4o) , Vanaand (https://youtu.be/i147TmzYKo4) ) - en nou deel sy en Josh Beemish ‘n nuwe stel ambisieuse musiekvideos vir hul opkomende EP.

Kyk die video hierso:  https://youtu.be/Nmicu3F2hMA  

“Alles Wat Ek In My Het” skets ‘n Afrikaner meisie wat vanaf die 1600s in Amsterdam deur die eeue trek … per boot, stoomtrein, sneltrein, en dan die toekoms in! Die liedjie vra groot vrae oor identiteit en nasionaliteit … “vat my land, hier staan ek nog, vat my vlag, vat my huis … alles wat ek in my het, sleur ek met my mee”. Kyk die video hierso: https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Nmicu3F2hMA Daar’s nog videos aan die kom vir Stilwater … dramatiese beelde vir “When We Were Water”, illustrasie-animasie vir Josh se “Blue” … en ‘n lekker SA-toervideo vir die twee se moderne verwerking van “Suikerbossie”.

Die volle EP sal vroeg Desember beskikbaar wees.

In die tussentyd blom daar ook ander projekte, stadig-rustig-seker. Rozanne werk aan ‘n opname vir “Camissa”, ‘n liedjie wat die Camissa waterstelsel in die Kaap verken. Vir ‘n ander liedjie “Eyeliner” (wat die patriargie sagkens aanvat) nooi sy vroue orals uit om video aan te stuur van hul grimeerroetine. Haar groep, “Blue Ocean Collective” speel in San Francisco … en as twee musikante trou, moet die troue seker ‘n musiekprojek he! Volg al hierdie avonture by www.facebook.com/rozannegewaar OF www.gewaarwordings.co.za of email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. om met Rozanne te gesels.