Ndizotheka, by Malawian filmmaker Tapiwa Kamanga (2023), is a short film included in the Focus on Ability International Short Film Festival. While the film's specifics are kept deliberately open here, its themes and tags indicate a thoughtful look at accident, medical and physical disability, wheelchair use, employment and personal achievement. Kamanga's work invites audiences to consider attitude, motivation and the day-to-day realities faced by adults negotiating work and business while living with disability. Shown alongside other films that celebrate ability and resilience, Ndizotheka contributes to our programme by highlighting individual stories of determination and the diverse ways people adapt and pursue opportunities.
So wonderful it's giving hope
woow....you are a hardworkerkeep it up dear
Tapiwa is my favourite
Great Indeed you can
All things are possible keep going sister
My vote
Disability its not disability
This is so inspiring. Disability not inability Keep it up Tapiwa.
Very nice and wonderful documentary l like it alot.That's the way to go Tapiwa
Yes Disability should not hinder you to generate income.Thats great
Ooh wow... Amazing keep it up gal you are an overcomer. I am so proud of you
Yes Disability should not hinder you .Go on dear
Wow That's interesting go Tapiwa go
Mbambande dear
It is possible indeed God Is Amazing what a creation.
Thank you for accept my vote the documentary is very nice
People's person very humble hardworking on developing the community
Am with you mama Taps
Very proud of her God Bless Her With Much Energy... Bread winner of the year
Beautiful story Taps
hardworking women very proud of you
The documentary is very true
Nice documentary
Indeed focusing on ability
Amazing Story beautiful and hard working lady..
She's great thinker in informing educating and entertaining Tapiwa with NDIZOTHEKA FILM
Beautiful lady with a golden heart. Shine on Tapi So proud of you