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A new thriller with a unique storyline and surprising plot twist goes behind the operating curtain of an underground cosmetic surgery clinic where a myriad of terrifying encounters await. Clinic takes viewers on a suspense-filled journey into a clinic that upends one woman’s life forever. Clinic, the latest movie released by the Atlanta-based female filmmaker duo Aleshia Cowser Jackson and Sharna L. Brown, follows a young single parent who decides to get a Brazilian Butt Lift against professional opinion. What was meant to be a three-hour procedure turns into a fight for her life and the gut-wrenching ordeal is portrayed on screen by Eyeam Cinema. Clinic is streaming now on Amazon Prime Video.

Thriller That Confronts Black Women’s Obsession With Cosmetic Beauty Released

East African Film Network November 14, 2023

By Anita S. Lane Published November 14, 2023 A new thriller with a unique...

The report highlights the opportunities for the sector, which include strategic investments improved connectivity, streamlined visa processes, reducing carbon footprint through low-carbon energy adoption, and enhancing water efficiency.

Travel and Tourism Could Inject US$350 Billion Into Africa’s Economy

East African Film Network November 11, 2023

By VFS Global Published November 11, 2023 African Travel and Tourism sector could add...

The scheme will be implemented in four regions: the rural district of Morogoro, Mvomero district in Morogoro region; Wanging’ombe district in Njombe region, and Kaskazini ‘A’ and ‘B’ districts in Unguja, Zanzibar. It targets five value chains: spices such as cloves, cinnamon, ginger, black pepper and garlic; tomatoes; peas; green beans and potatoes.

African Development Bank supports Tanzania’s Small Horticultural Businesses

East African Film Network October 23, 2023

By African Development Bank Published October 23, 2023 African Development Bank has approved a...

Tanzania has drawn global interest in the extraction and exploitation of its critical mineral resources, supporting its goal to increase mining sector contributions to GDP to 10% by 2025. The Government has signed contracts totaling US$667 million with three Australian companies to mine graphite and rare earths, and is seeking to strengthen engagement with Australian service firms in the provision of mining, machinery and technology services.

Tanzania Signs Billion Dollar Deals with Australia and USA

East African Film Network October 1, 2023

By Energy Capital & Power Published October 1, 2023 Tanzania has drawn global interest...

Investigate Human Rights Violation in Ethiopia

East African Film Network September 28, 2023

By Lucy McKernan and Philippe Dam Published September 28, 2023 A report by International...