AFDA is proud to announce that AFDA alumnus and founder of 1410th Digital Film, Tongai Furusa, won the Best Editing Award for his work on the film Inkabi, directed by fellow AFDA alumnus Norman Maake, at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards.
In a post on Instagram, Tongai said, “I am so excited to share that I won the Best Editing Award at the Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards. This is a much-appreciated recognition. Thank you to the judges and all the people that have supported me throughout. Inkabi is such a special film and to be awarded on this platform means the world to me. To my friend and director Norman Maake, you are truly a man of our time.”
The Africa Magic Viewers’ Choice Awards (AMVCA) returned for its 11th edition with all the grandeur, elegance, and celebration the continent has come to expect. Held in Lagos, Nigeria, the star-studded ceremony brought together filmmakers, actors, and creatives from across Africa to honor outstanding achievements in television and film. From the glitzy red carpet to the emotional acceptance speeches, AMVCA 11 was a powerful tribute to the vibrancy and diversity of African storytelling.
This year’s event continued the tradition of recognizing both emerging talents and established icons, with categories spanning drama, comedy, reality, and documentary. As the night unfolded, audiences witnessed unforgettable performances, surprise wins, and heartfelt tributes that showcased the depth of talent in African entertainment. The AMVCA remains not just an awards show, but a cultural moment—a night where Africa’s film and television industry shines on a global stage.
Tongai’s win serves as an inspiration to aspiring filmmakers across the continent, proving that dedication, creativity, and collaboration can lead to industry-defining success. AFDA congratulates Tongai and all the creatives behind Inkabi on this well-deserved recognition and looks forward to seeing more of their impactful work in the future.