Quelle: Privat. Beryl Magoko und Andrea Guerke, Projektkoordinatorin Hessen pro familia As a young girl in a village in Kenya, Beryl Magoko believed that all women in the world had to undergo female genital mutilation/cutting (FGM/C) during their childhood. It…
Our founder, Beryl Magoko, was a guest on Deutschlandfunk Kultur’s “Im Gespräch” program on February 6. The discussion focused not only on her film work, but also on the background that makes our work at Tazama e.V. so important. Beryl…
The recent newsletter was published at the end of January 2026.We report on exciting milestones like the arrival of our new cinema equipment in Nairobi and the first Suaheli voice-over production of “The Cut.” Additionally, we share insights from recent…
The recent newsletter was published on 15 We report regulary on how Tazama is able to further expand its reach and effectiveness thanks to growing support, such as donations for its own technology.If you do not yet receive the newsletter,…
In September and October we carried out the second part of the pilot project in Kuria (near the Tanzanian border) together with Zinduka Kenya. The timing was deliberate, as the so-called ‘cutting season’ – the time for circumcisions – begins…
The second “Moving Cinema against FGM” event took place in Mabera (Kuria/Kenya) on 14 November. The team from Tazama and Zinduka showed the film “The Cut” by Beryl Magoko in the “Maranatha FA” church. About 100 people attended. Most of…
On Saturday 11th November the first Moving Cinema against FGM event took place at the St Joseph Ntimaru special School for the Deaf (Kuria/Kenya) in collaboration with Zinduka Kenya. Although the event had been planned several weeks in advance, it…
Tazama e.V. in cooperation with Zinduka e.V. will carry out the first part of the pilot project “Mobile cinema against FGM”in Kuria (Kenya) from 8.11. to 18.11.23. Beryl Magoko will travel to Kenya and, together with Antonia Waskowiak and other…