KZN looking to attract international film productions

KwaZulu-Natal is stepping up efforts to attract international film productions and tourism investment at FAME Week Africa 2026 in Cape Town. The province is showcasing its diverse landscapes, infrastructure and local creative talent to global industry decision-makers. Tourism KZN spokesperson, Pinky Radebe explains how the film industry can boost tourism, investment and job creation in the province. “The KwaZulu-Natal Film Authority is attending Fair Trade Africa 2026 with promoting the province as ‘Why the World Comes to KwaZulu-Natal.’ We are here to promote culture content and to the creative economy. Well, this is a film and creative showcase which has international and domestic filmmakers all from all across Africa and South Africa. We are here to promote KwaZulu-Natal in this market and talk about what KwaZulu-Natal offers in terms of its beach offerings, mountains, and wildlife.” X | @SABCNews_Radio | [LISTEN] KZN Tourism and Film Authority pitches province as global production hub at FAME Week Africa #sabcnews https://t.co/2K0kibVhav #sabckzn @salpatel786 — SABC News Radio (@SABCNews_Radio) October 30, 2026 WATCH | FAME Week Africa: Creating spaces for all |