Enthuse Afrika is a group of young, multi-talented Digital Storytellers that use theinternet to collaborate on unusual projects to create new brand experiences.We enjoy helping brands claim their share of the internet one unique digital storyat a time across mediums.

Because being an African Christian in the 21st Century is never boring; Hallelujah Mag is a Christian Lifestyle publication and tabloid.

The Vic Falls Party Bus is the most exclusive and longest-running inter-country Party Bus in the Southern African Region. For three years we've brought revellers from Harare, Zimbabwe and Lusaka, Zambia to the annual Vic Falls Carnival for a 3-day global festival experience with over8,000 people in attendance. This annual party experience on wheels takes patrons to the Vic Falls Carnival in a luxury coach. The bus is decked with live DJ entertainment, an open bar, refreshments and adventurous itineraries for the 3-day trip including a cruise aboard the massive Zambezi Explorer.

Enthuse. is a conversation and shared experience centred on the celebration and introspection of the Zimbabwean and Afrikan Arts & Culture. Here we Enthuse. over Literature, Film, Dance, Music and Visual Creative Expression; from Festivals, Exhibitions, Theatrical Performances, Concerts, Book Releases to Premiers if it’s Afrikan and Creative you will find it there. www.enthusemag.com .com

Bhizimusi is a Business Commentary website based in Zimbabwe focused on breaking down business updates for new Entrepreneurs.

The beginning of my Blogger Career. I would write commentary, poetry and ramblings in an open diary format. www.thestephaniekaychronicles.blogspot.com

Adsat was truly my biggest break in VO work. There I did Voice Over work for in-store and radio ads for GAME, DISCHEM & Pick n Pay.

The true beginning of my journalism journey. At ZBC I produced two shows; on technological advancements in Zimbabwe and the world over, the other on the Creative successes and experiences around the country. These two were titled Techtalk and Front Row. Production included scriptwriting, scheduling, programme packaging and editing mostly on Adobe Audition. I did a brief stint with Current Affairs and attended a few diaries but it wasn't quite my scene. In addition, I did continuity shifts mostly graveyard that saw me entertain many a night-shifter and insomniac through music and banter.

Door to door saleswoman of ladies accessories and earrings.

In my second year of university, I joined the Campus Radio Station which streamed in Windhoek and surrounding areas. There I hosted a togue in cheek Radio show titled the 'Saturday Hangover' which was populated with Indie Music, Pop Culture titbits and online engagement inspired then by commercial stations such as Radiowave & 947.

I managed a local it-DJ called DJ Curtis. Scheduled his gigs, negotiated payments and structured performance contracts.