Draft:Tariku Bogale
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Tariku Bogale is a South African filmmaker[1]. He is best known for his work in business and his advocacy for wildlife conservation and anti-poaching. [2]
Bogale is recognized for his involvement[3] in the production of the 2017 film Asinimali by Mbongeni Ngema, the sequel to the 1992 musical drama Sarafina!, the film adaptation of the Broadway hit Sarafina! (musical). Bogale is the lead actor, writer and executive producer of Bloodline: Now or Never, a feature film directed by Darrell Roodt. The film addresses the issue of rhino poaching in South Africa, the international illegal horn trade and the implications of rhino dehorning. In 2016, during the commencement of principal photography, Bogale was featured on the cover of the Sunday Independent print issue[1]. The film is yet to be publicly released[4]. Other notable productions include HEART, a short film on the world’s first heart transplant.
Bogale is the author of two books[5][6]. Bogale was the first black person to hold an accredited Foreign Exchange Licence by the South African Reserve Bank.[7]
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[edit]- ^ a b “Rhino poaching on screen: Lead actor, Tariku Bogale, on the set of Bloodline: Now or Never a movie about rhino poaching”. Sunday Independent (Print Ed.). 12 June 2017.
- ^ "World's FIRST Rhino Poaching Feature Film with 'Rhino Rambo' – Bloodline Trailer". SA People News. 29 March 2017. Retrieved 10 June 2025.
- ^ "Production Notes: ASINIMALI (2017)" (PDF). Indigenous Films.
- ^ The South African Judiciary. SAJustice CaseLines. Court Online Case Access. Docket No.: 2025-003535 (15 January 2025). Accessed 30 April 2025.
- ^ Bogale, Tariku (2016). Unstoppable: Challenge Accepted (1st ed.). Los Angeles, California: Dual Publisher (published 1 November 2016). ISBN 978-0998293400.
- ^ Bogale, Tariku (2017). Be Unstoppable: No Excuses (1st ed.). Dual Publisher (published 12 December 2017). ISBN 978-0998293455.
- ^ Culpepper, Reginald (2 April 2025). "Successful International Multi-Millionaire Entrepreneur, Film Producer, and Actor Tariku Bogale to visit HBCUs". HBCU Connect. Retrieved 20 May 2025.