Why Cycling?
A short report about a cycling community in DaresSalaam, Tanzania. Cycling through the streets for fitness.
Stories
Simple Visual Stories
A Soldiers Anecdotes
History is written by winners. In a war, there are no winner or losers. A soldier tells what he sees, and what he feels during the war; whether it is one tour or many, the stories are between sad and funny, it is memories of a war by someone stuck in the action.
Nothing Changes
The Marneuli Livestock Market has been around for generations and the people there have been doing business from there for several decades, and the new generation continues to trend. The market consists of buyers, sellers and middleman who start early in the morning, getting everything done and dusted before midday.
Short Video
SIS Media Project 2021
Project Helper 2021
A brilliant idea that can work perfectly for a wide range of people especially those who are immobile or geriatrics. This can be developed further to include those who are terminal and instead of hospice care want to be in a safe space such as their homes.
Communication or Culture - The language of our ancestors
A small video about how despite having left India for almost a century; the Indians in East Africa and also Madagascar kept the language and are till today true to it. And despite a majority of the new generation not being able to read or write, make a point to teach their children the verbal form of the language.
There are some who think that it creates a bubble that is detrimental for the Indian community, and yet the Indian community sees the language as the umbilical cord that remains and keeps them connected to the sub continent even though there are not relatives remaining in the region.
The 'Home Language' is something that should remain, cherished and never forgotten, cause in it lies our culture and the scent of mother land.
There are some who think that it creates a bubble that is detrimental for the Indian community, and yet the Indian community sees the language as the umbilical cord that remains and keeps them connected to the sub continent even though there are not relatives remaining in the region.
The 'Home Language' is something that should remain, cherished and never forgotten, cause in it lies our culture and the scent of mother land.