Meta just announced the launch of 'Creators of Tomorrow', a new campaign that celebrates emerging talents from around the world that are inspiring a new movement of creative content online. The campaign spotlights creators from Africa.
The selected Creators of Tomorrow are breaking out amongst their communities online, and are showcasing a best-in-class approach to video formats, technology and interactive entertainment. 
The global campaign is the first of its kind, starting in Europe, the Middle East and now in Africa, and expanding to more countries around the world in the coming months. Meta will be working closely with these creators over the next year, as they continue to grow their audience and turn their passions into professions across Meta technologies.
Meta will be hosting exclusive events across the region to celebrate the Creators of Tomorrow, sharing the latest news, tips as well as tools and resources across Meta technologies. In Kenya, creators featured in the campaign will attend an exclusive brunch consisting of a Reels School.
Who's on the list? Kwambox: radio presenter who entertains her followers with her dance moves and bubbly personality. She is also a renowned MC and event host. Then there's Crazy Kennar, award-winning Nairobi based comedian whose content is centred around the everyday experiences of young people.
In November 2022, the Creators of Tomorrow will get the opportunity to attend the EMEA Creator Week being hosted in London at the iconic Tate Britain for the first time. There, Creators of Tomorrow will be joined by other regional creators at various stages of their careers to collaborate, learn from each other, and continue to find inspiration in the future of content creation.
Meta promises to engage with more Kenyan creators in the coming months and you can throw your hat in the ring  HERE



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