About Okoma Productions

We are pleased to introduce you to Okoma Television Productions , A company that is committed to integrity, innovation, excellence, and entrepreneurship.

Okoma TV Productions is launching the first ever Malawian TV soap . “Okoma Show” Who Is To Blame? This is a reality show that is based and focuses on family events and social situations today. Under this production umbrella will also be a record label, talent shows, and talk shows that will deal with and discuss various contemporary social issues like corruption, HIV aids, drugs and alcohol abuse, family breakups, and other topics that are significant and of interest to the modern Malawian.

The above listed programs are private and sponsored funded, ensuring objectivity, clarity and ability to tackle any issue without prejudice, malice, or fear. We feel this is the best way families can further gain social education.

We would like an opportunity to meet with you to discuss on how we can assist each other in this ever-changing world of information and technology.

As you know the more efficient an organization is the more productive and successful it becomes, therefore we have organized a team of dynamic, experienced, qualified executives who insist on perfection in whatever they do. Our policy is to absolutely satisfy our customers with maximum efficiency at the lowest cost possible.

Our vision is that by 2010 Okoma TV productions will emerge as a regional, national, and international leader in strengthening youth, families, and communities, through signature quality human services and creative partnerships.

Keith Kulisewa

DIRECTOR

Contact: 09 551410

COMPANY PROFILE

P.O. BOX 30922

Chichiri Blantyre 3

01 673 939/ 09551410

Okomatvproduction@yahoo.com

BACKGROUND

Okoma Productions was formed in 2004, specializing in television soaps, talk shows, television advertisement and much more.

Okoma Productions produces and sales its products efficiently to promote local and international products through our national television station and other television stations in Africa .

Although our soap is suited for the new market, our emphasis is on promoting daily living standards in a manner that is affordable, easily achieved and not disruptive to the sponsors.

OUR PEOPLE

Director/Producer:

Mr. Keith Kulisewa, is a Bachelor of Arts Business administration graduate of Walla Walla University (U.S.A) and currently the owner of Radson Private School and College. He has lived in the U.S. for 10 years where he was successful in starting and running

K's Commercial Cleaners for five years. Mr. Kulisewa is committed to hard work, excellence and promoting Malawians. In 2001 comedians Izeki and Jacob had the privilege of visiting the U.S. courtesy of Mr. Kulisewa.

SERVICES QUALITY ASSESSMENT

We at Okoma Productions require your constructive criticism as our valued customer to reflect your overall sense of satisfaction with your experience regarding our services. We have based our customer satisfaction index on the research conducted by the director and management team.

Research indicates that ten general dimensions that influence a customer's assessment of services quality as differentiator. We have extracted points that focus on specific criteria that would influence a customer's perception of these dimensions.

As Okoma Productions provides services to you, we ask you as our valued customer to pay attention to ten dimensions Okoma Productions focuses on.

SUPPORT CAPABILITY

1. Reliability: This dimension relates to our companies' ability to perform the promised service dependability and accuracy.

2. Responsiveness: This dimension relates to the willingness of our people to help you as our customer and provide prompt service.

3. Competence: This dimension relates to Okoma Productions having the skill and knowledge to deliver.

4. Courtesy: This dimension relates to the politeness, respect, friendliness of Okomas' contact staff.

5. Credibility: This dimension relates to Okomas' ability to convey the feeling of trust, believability, honesty and integrity to your customer.

6. Security: This dimension relates to Okomas' ability to offer the customer freedom from danger risk or doubt.

7. Assess: This dimension relates to the extent to which Okoma Production is approachable and easy to contact.

8. Communication: This dimension relates to Okoma's ability to keeping customers informed in their language and listening to the voice of our customer.

9. Understanding: This dimension relates on the provision of genuinely caring and individualized attention and knowing customers and their needs.

10. Tangibles: This dimension relates to the appearance of the physical facilities, equipment, employees and communication materials.

MISSION

As undisputed leaders in this field, great measures are taken to invest in our youth today, to ensure the nations prosperity tomorrow. We'll provide programs and educative services designed to strengthen children, families and others entrusted to Okoma's care. We are committed to providing leadership and support services to our affiliates in an organized way with every consideration given to the comfort of both Okoma no compromise or our values in any way.

Our products are marketed through companies, institutions, organizations and accredited agents. Our services include auditioning of actors and actresses.

VALUES

VISION

By 2010 Okoma TV Productions emerges as a regional, national, and international leader in strengthening the youth, families and communities through signature quality, human services and creative partnerships.

FIRST PRODUCTION DONE BY OKOMA PRODUCTIONS

Title: “Okoma” (Who Is To Blame?)

Cast: Fourteen actors and actresses.

1 st Setting: Nyambadwe production house.

2 nd Setting: Chileka Airport ( Blantyre )

Duration: Two hours ten minutes.

Episodes: Thirteen Episodes (Ten minutes/per episode).

Language: English Chichewa.

Our soap will be aired on our local Television Station (TVM) and (DSTV).

MARKETING

Okoma Production structure in its marketing and advertising department that will increase volumes of sales in offering strategic skills by concentrating on bringing the product closer the customer through various structures now settled with our marketing team.

We will decentralize the selling of products to all clients around the country not only that, we will use television, radio, and print media as the main focus to further educate consumers of their right to have a healthy standard life given these products at the time they expect the product in however many volumes they want. This will enhance market satisfaction and volumes moved and sold.

We at Okoma would like to work hand in hand with Malawi Television to bringing more viewers to our local television station at prime times. We will also give provision with our clients to advertise promote talk shows, by further exposing their products to such endeavors of boosting the volumes of trade given this direction and opportunity through Okoma Productions.

CONTACTS:

Okoma Productions

P.O. Box 30922 ,

Chichiri, Blantyre

Director/Producer: Keith Kulisewa

Contact number: 09 551 410

01 673 939

Human Resources/Admin Manager: Justin Luwemba

Contact number: 09 316 627

01 673 766

 

OKOMA SHOW “WHO IS TO BLAME”? THE STORY:

‘Who Is To Blame' is about real events happening in families today. This is a story of two families living together as one. Mr. Muhumi, the head of the house has two children Jammal and Kisha from a previous marriage. Muhumi remarries Darleen who also has a daughter from her previous marriage. Problems arise due to unforeseen circumstances whereby; Mr. Muhumi's children arrive from the United Sates.

Darleen despite being aware that Muhumi's children are coming, she goes out of the country on a business trip, which is extended due to frustrations at home.

Though Darleen isn't pleased with Muhumi's children Muhumi looks after Nalia and Darleen's nephew Danda who has just written his Malawi School Certificate of Education. Danda is given a car to sell in order to raise tuition fees for his further studiesabroad. In the event he turns out a trickster.

Nalia, Darleen's daughter finds herself involved in a love triangle with Moja, who is Muhumi's late friend's son. She engages into another secret love affair with Muhumi's son who has just arrived from the United States , Jammal. Eventually Nalia falls pregnant. In fear of rejection by Jammal and her family, she is put in a dilemma when she's to decide her fate.

Muhumi's house is full of conflicts. Was it wrong for Muhumi to accept his children back? Would it make a difference if these children were back in the U.S?

Despite Nalia's mistakes for falling pregnant, high risk of contracting STI's and breaking up a family, is she to blame for her intentions?

Was Darleen wrong in the first place for not welcoming Muhumi's children into the family? Was Muhumi to blame for wanting to help educate Danda? Or is Danda to blame for being reckless?

Is Moja to blame for planning to accumulate wealth from a man who trusted him and a paved way for his future?

The question remains the same “WHO IS TO BLAME”? You be the judge!

Okoma's Aims, Goal, and Objectives

02/07/04

We feel Malawi needs to be sensitized to the untapped resources. Therefore under Okoma Productions' umbrella quality services provided to the public will be;

The above listed programs are geared to encourage behavioral change, through social education, create exposure for Malawian talent while entertaining the local and international public.

This is property of Okoma Productions, and is not to be used for any other production without the authorization of Okoma Productions.