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MTN Bushfire presents Short Film Festival 2020

Friday, January 24, 2020
The screenings will be of short films that focus on African music, musicians or similar topics
The screenings will be of short films that focus on African music, musicians or similar topics

MTN Bushfire is more than simply a music festival.

As one of Africa’s largest and most inclusive music and arts events, MTN Bushfire has earned its global reputation as a distinctly African, yet globally-infused world-class festival experience.

This distinctly African, yet globally infused festival consciously celebrates inclusively and magnifies diversity through creative activism and artistic expression in the scenic and peaceful Malkerns Valley of Eswatini from Friday May 29th to Sunday May 31st 2020.

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