Elizabeth Michael

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Elizabeth Michael (Lulu)
Born
Diana Elizabeth Michael Kimemeta

(1995-04-16) April 16, 1995 (age 29)
Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania
Other namesLulu
Alma mater
Occupations
Years active2000–present
SpouseFrancis Ciza (Majizzo) (m.2021)
Children2
Website instagram.com/elizabethmichaelofficial

Elizabeth Michael(Lulu) (born April 16, 1995) is a Tanzanian actress. [1] [2]

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In 2013, she won the Zanzibar International Film Festival award for Best Actress for "Woman Of Principles". [3] She also won 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards for Best Movie Eastern Africa. [4] In August 2017, Africa Youth Awards named her among the 100 Most Influential Young Africans. [5] [6] [7] In November 2017, she was convicted of involuntary manslaughter for the 2012 death of Steven Kanumba and sentenced to two years in prison. [8] On April 26, 2018, on Tanzanian Union celebration, she was among of the prisoners who were pardoned by President John Pombe Magufuli where her sentence was reduced. She was later released on May 9, 2018, after serving six months in prison to do community services for the remaining time after showing good behavior while she was in prison. [9] On 12 November 2018 she completed her probation. [10]

Early life and education

Michael was born and raised in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. Her father is Michael Kimemeta, and her mother is Lucrecia Kalugira. She attended Remnant Academy for her primary education, and Perfect Vision High School, St Mary's High School for her secondary education. She then joined Tanzania Public Service College where she obtained her diploma in Human Resource Management. [11] [12]

Career

Acting career

Michael started her acting career as a child actor when she was only five years old. Actor Mahsein Awadh (Dr Cheni) was the one who discovered her during his talent search. He took her to Kaole Sanaa Group, where she appeared in many television soap operas where she first appeared in Dira where she played Nemu, she appeared in other soap operas including Zizimo, Baragumu, Gharika, Taswira, and Demokrasia that were well known during the 2000s. [13] She performed under the name Lulu, a name under which she is commonly known today. In 2005, she made her film debut in the action film called Misukosuko.[ citation needed ]

Michael has participated in many big projects such as Wahapahapa Radio Drama of 2009 [14] that was produced by Media for Development International Tanzania. She played Mainda in the story that tells the importance of parent-child communication in protecting youth as they navigate through the difficult period of adolescence. The project was directed by Jordan Riber from MFDI. Her subsequent movies include Family Tears, Ripple of Tears, Oxygen, House Boy, and Woman Of Principles. She has appeared in more than 30 films.

In August 2013, she launched the movie Foolish Age , which was her first effort as a producer. The event took place at Mlimani City Conference Hall in Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania. [15] [16] The movie was screened at the 2014 Zanzibar International Film Festival, [17] Foolish Age was nominated as Favourite Movie at the 2014 Tanzania People's Choice Awards (Tuzo Za Watu) and Michael won Favourite Actress for her performance in the film. [18]

In 2015, she released her second movie as producer called Mapenzi Ya Mungu (God's love) which she also played as a leading character . The movie was screened at the 2015 Zanzibar International Film Festival [19] and the movie won the 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards as the Best Movie Eastern Africa.

In July 2016, she launched her another movie called Ni Noma which she produced and starred as a leading character . The movie was sold via a mobile app called ProinBox. [20] [21] [22] [23]

Personal life

In October 2018, Michael became engaged to Francis Ciza (Dj Majizzo) the owner of EFM Radio and TVE. [24] The couple held their marriage on 17 February 2021. [25] In July 2021, they had a son named Genesis. [26] In Dec 2022 they had a daughter named Gracious

Brand associations, endorsements and ambassadorship

Manslaughter conviction, pardoning, and probation

On 13 November 2017, Michael was convicted in High Court of Tanzania for involuntary manslaughter and sentenced to two years in prison for the 2012 death of actor Steven Kanumba, whom she had been dating when she was a juvenile (17 years old). [8]

Michael was alleged to have caused the death of 28-year old Kanumba. The death was said to have occurred after Kanumba confronted Michael for talking to another man in front of him. [39] Michael was arrested and stayed in remand for almost a year for investigation. Later, the charges were amended to involuntary manslaughter. Member of Parliament Halima Mdee arranged for lawyers Peter Kibatala and Kennedy Fungamtama to represent Michael, because she believed she was innocent. [40] [41] In January 2013 Michael was granted bail. [42] [43]

In October 2017, Michael testified to the High Court that after Kanumba confronted her for talking to another man, he took her to his room by force and starting beating her with a sword while he was intoxicated. She admitted during her testimony that she was the last person to be with Kanumba, [44] and claimed that Kanumba began breathing fast and collapsed while beating her, hitting his head. [45] She said after Kanumba fell down she used the opportunity to escape, unaware that he had died. She left the area and was later arrested without knowing what she was being arrested for. [46] She said she found out the second day after her arrest by Oysterbay Police in Dar Es Salaam. The officers that arrested Michael found that she had injuries consistent with sword wounds as they were arresting her. A postmortem report from Muhimbili National Hospital of Tanzania concluded that Kanumba's death was caused by brain concussion as the result of difficulty in breathing in conjunction with excessive drinking. [44] [47] [48] [49]

On April 26, 2018, Michael was among the prisoners who were pardoned by President John Pombe Magufuli whereby she was deducted 1/4 of her imprisonment. In May 2018 she was released from the prison by the High Court of Tanzania under the Tanzania Community Services Act of 2002, and the remaining time by doing community services after showing good behavior when she was in prison. [9] On November 12, 2018, she completed her probation. [10]

Humanitarian work

On January 23, 2019, Michael started the campaign called “Save My Valentine” which aimed to raise money for helping people with special needs. Through the campaign Michael sold part of her clothes so as to collect a certain amount of money, she sold her 62 clothes and the money obtained were taken to some of the orphanage centers in Iringa Tanzania during the Valentine’s Day [50]

Filmography

Television

YearNameRoleNote
2000DiraNemuAired on Independent Television Tanzania (ITV Tanzania).
2001-2006ZizimoLulu
Taswira
Baragumu
Gharika
Sayari
Tufani
Tetemo
Jahazi
DemokrasiaAired on Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation (TBC).
2006–2010Watoto WetuHostChildren's program aired on Independent Television Tanzania (ITV Tanzania)
2014–2015Tanzania Movie Talents (TMT)HostActing competition aired on Independent Television Tanzania (ITV Tanzania)
Jan 2018-2020SarafuJackline Sanga "Jacky"Aired on Maisha Magic Bongo (Dstv Channel).
2021MimiNaomiAlso Producer
2024OnlineYvoneWeb Series
Jua KaliMariaAired on Maisha Magic Bongo Dstv Channel
CRDB’s Zogo MchongoHerself/Host CRDB Tv Program

Radio drama series

YearFilmRoleNotes
2009WahapahapaMaindaAired on Radio One Tanzania and Radio Free Africa

Movies

YearFilmRoleNotes/Cast
2005Misukosuko Part 2CatherineWith Jimmy Mponda, Seba and Salama Salmin (Sandrah)
2006Wema [51] BettyWith Senga
2007Silent KillerWith Mohamed Nurdin (Chekibudi), Shumileta
2008Family Tears [52] LindahWith Steven Kanumba, Wema Sepetu, Jacqueline Wolper and Richard Bezendhout
Mtoto wa Nyoka
Lost Twins [53] Anita (young)With Steven Kanumba, Hashimu Kambi, Suzan Lewis.
2009Taste of Love [54] MarthaWith Aunty Ezekiel, Blandina Chagula, Mahsein Awadh.
Ripple of Tears [55] Lizy/SmilesWith Steven Kanumba
PassionWith Jacqueline Wolper, Irene Uwoya, Yusuph Mlela, Hashim Kambi
Unfortunate Love [56] With Steven Kanumba, Lisa Jensen, Zamda
Too LateWith Mahsein Awadh (Dr Cheni), Tumaini Bigirimana (Fifi), Issa Mussa
Reason To DieNyinaWith Mahsein Awadh (Dr Cheni)
2010Family Disaster [57] JuliethWith Vincent Kigosi, Diana Kimaro
Crazy Love [58] StudentWith Steven Kanumba, Shamsa Ford, Hemed Suleiman
Magic HouseDorahwith Steven Kanumba ,Nargis Mohamed
My dreams [59] JaneWith Vincent Kigosi, Irene Uwoya, Shamsa Ford, Mahsein Awadh
2011Birthday PartyWith Salma Jabu (Nisha)
Ritazo [60] RitazoWith Riyama Ally
TattooBridget
Confusion [61] BestaWith Diana Kimario, Hemedi Suleiman
2012House Boy [62] LuluWith Wema Sepetu, Kajala Masanja and Mr Blue
Woman Of Principles [63] LinahWith Vincent Kigosi and Nargis Mohamed
Dangerous Girl [64] Hidaya
Mtoto wa Mbwa [65] NiceWith Simon Mwakapagata (Rado)
Yatima Asiyestahili [66] NjweleWith Nice Mohamed and Jeniffer Kyaka
Oxygen [67] With Sydney, Hashim Kambi, Grace Mapunda
2013 Foolish Age [68] LovenessAlso Executive Producer

With Diana Kimaro and Hashimu Kambi

2014Family Curse [69] With Hashimu Kambi, Yusuph Mlela, Cathy Rupia
2015 Mapenzi Ya Mungu [70] ShikanaAlso Producer

With Flora Mtegoa, Linah Sanga

2016 Ni Noma [71] AngelaAlso Producer

With Kulwa Kikumba and Isarito Mwakalikamo

Awards and nominations

YearEventPrizeRecipientResult
2013 Zanzibar International Film Festival Best ActressWoman Of PrinciplesWon [72]
2014Tanzania People's Choice Awards (Tuzo za watu)Favourite Actress Foolish Age Won [73]
Favourite MovieNominated [74]
2016 2016 Africa Magic Viewers Choice Awards Best Movie Eastern Africa Mapenzi Ya Mungu Won [75]
Africa Entertainment Legend Awards (Nigeria)Best ActressHerselfNominated [76]
Swahili Fashion Week AwardsStyle Icon Of The YearHerselfWon [77] [78]
2019African Leading Women Awards (Nigeria)Exceptional Actress of The YearHerselfWon [79]

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