COMEDY
ATNM belives that comedians have long used their unique talents to entertain and bring joy to audiences, but many also go beyond laughter by using their platform to help and uplift their communities. Through humor, they address important social, political, and cultural issues, sparking conversations that inspire change and raise awareness about pressing matters such as inequality, mental health, and poverty. By blending entertainment with advocacy, comedians can engage diverse audiences in a way that is both accessible and impactful, fostering empathy and encouraging positive action. In this way, comedy becomes not just a form of entertainment but a powerful tool for social change, as comedians use their voices to make people laugh, reflect, and act.
COMEDIANS
Africa is not only rich in minerals and wonders of the world but also rich in artists that have influenced a global movement and contribution to the African society.

NDINE EMMA
Ndine Emma, whose real name is Emmanuel Phiri, is a popular Zambian comedian and social media influencer. He gained widespread recognition for his relatable, humorous skits that resonate with everyday Zambian life.
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JOTI
Joti, whose real name is Lucas Lazaro Mhuvile, is a prominent Tanzanian comedian, actor, and media personality.
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