MultiChoice Kenya is celebrating a remarkable achievement at the Women in Film Awards (WIFA) 2025, following multiple wins across key categories for its productions airing on Maisha Magic and Showmax.
Now in its sixth year, WIFA honours outstanding contributions by women in the Kenyan film and television industry, recognising excellence in directing, producing, scriptwriting, cinematography, and more.
This year’s edition, which took place on March 8, saw MultiChoice Kenya’s shows and talent receive well-deserved recognition, showcasing the company’s continued commitment to empowering women in the creative sector.
Among the highlights of the night was Abigail Arunga’s Best Scriptwriter (TV Drama) Award for Showmax’s adult drama 4Play, and Yvonne Wanjiku’s gong for Best Scriptwriter (Film) for When the Gods Argue.
MultiChoice Talent Factory alumni Linda Dina (Class of 2024) and Audrey Egesa (Class of 2022) also shone during the gala event, capturing the Best Sound Designer and Best Newcomer Producer trophies, respectively, for their Maisha Magic projects.
Speaking on the recognition, MultiChoice Kenya managing director Nzola Miranda reiterated the company’s commitment to fostering opportunities for women in the film industry.
“We are incredibly proud to see our productions and talented teams being recognised at the Women in Film Awards,” Nzola said.
“This reflects our ongoing commitment to promoting inclusivity and gender equality in the film industry. We will continue to support and amplify the incredible work of women in film, ensuring their stories are told, heard, and celebrated.”
“The success of MultiChoice Kenya at WIFA 2025 is a testament to the growing influence of African storytelling and the company’s dedication to nurturing talent both in front of and behind the camera.”
With Maisha Magic and Showmax continuing to be platforms for groundbreaking local productions, these wins highlight the incredible potential of Kenya’s film industry.
MultiChoice Kenya remains committed to supporting women in film, ensuring their voices are amplified and their creativity continues to shape the future of African entertainment.
