Areas of Focus
Amakhosi Foundation Trust cultivates a thriving, inclusive creative economy in Zimbabwe and the region, rooted in a legacy of pioneering theatre and cultural activism. Its mission is to empower communities through creative expression, skills development, and cultural innovation by nurturing young talent, promoting artistic entrepreneurship, and strengthening cultural governance. Through dynamic training programs, impactful productions, and strategic community engagement, Amakhosi bridges arts, culture, and development—advancing national priorities and contributing to the global Sustainable Development Goals.
Director
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2026
Gcina Warabile Mhlanga is a Zimbabwean arts administrator, cultural strategist, and development practitioner currently serving as Director of Amakhosi Foundation Trust in Bulawayo. She uses her background in Development Studies to leverage arts and culture as tools for education, inclusion, and community transformation. Her work focuses on access, sustainability, and governance in the creative sector, with a particular emphasis on education and reducing inequalities. Gcina is passionate about building resilient, collaborative arts ecosystems that empower creatives and intergrate African narratives into policy frameworks and global platforms.
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