Patricia Mai Jilimba Musafare wants arts groups to help actors with more training. She spoke up after attending the funeral of actor Charles Marabha Mapalume in Epworth. Marabha passed away at Sally Mugabe Central Hospital following a long illness. Mai Jilimba believes actors need to ask national arts bodies for better support through workshops.
The experienced actress has worked in entertainment for 40 years. She has appeared in many Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation shows, such as Mawoko Matema, Hupenyu Mutoro, Checkmate, Mafuro Manyora, and Gehena Harina Moyo. Despite the current challenges facing performers, she remains hopeful about improving conditions for artists. She thinks the industry can change for the better if people work together.
Mai Jilimba feels relief that Marabha finally reached his final resting place, but says much work remains ahead. She wants performers to take active roles, requesting help from official organizations. Her call focuses on practical skills development rather than just financial aid. The veteran performer continues advocating for fellow artists despite difficulties.
The experienced actress has worked in entertainment for 40 years. She has appeared in many Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation shows, such as Mawoko Matema, Hupenyu Mutoro, Checkmate, Mafuro Manyora, and Gehena Harina Moyo. Despite the current challenges facing performers, she remains hopeful about improving conditions for artists. She thinks the industry can change for the better if people work together.
Mai Jilimba feels relief that Marabha finally reached his final resting place, but says much work remains ahead. She wants performers to take active roles, requesting help from official organizations. Her call focuses on practical skills development rather than just financial aid. The veteran performer continues advocating for fellow artists despite difficulties.
