Charmaine Mujeri

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Charmaine Mujeri
NationalityZimbabwean
OccupationActress

Charmaine Mujeri is a Zimbabwean actress. In 2020, she was nominated for best supporting actress at the Africa Movie Academy Awards.

Film credits

Mujeri was a stage performer at the 2017 Harare International Festival of the Arts. [1] In 2019, she starred in a play, Ruvajena to increase awareness on the struggles of people living with albinism. [2] In the same year, she played supporting role in the feature film, Cooked Up. The film was screened across Africa, and was a recipient of multiple awards from National Art Merit Awards (NAMA) and the Zimbabwe International Film Festival (ZIFF). [3] In 2020, Mujeri's role in the political drama, Mirage earned her an AMAA nomination for best supporting actress. The film was also the first feature for model, Malaika Mushandu [4]

In a collaborative production with USAID Shaina , Mujeri was one of the cast to build capacity of young women in Zimbabwe. [5]

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