Pre-Registration is CLOSED – Tickets at Gate only
Early Registration
Deadline (March 5th)
Closed
K100
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Karaoke
Casual Video Games
Table Top Games
Trivia
Standard Registration
Deadline (April 3rd)
Closed
K125
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Karaoke
Casual Video Games
Table Top Games
Trivia
Late Registration
Cash Payment
At the Gate
K200
per ticket
Full All-Day Access
Karaoke
Casual Video Games
Table Top Games
Trivia
April 8, 2023
Mulungushi International Conference Center, Lusaka
What is Animeet?
The AniMeet is a celebration of all things anime. A rare opportunity to get to mingle with other anime fans and express our love for the subculture through Cosplay, Art, Anime and Manga recommendations, Panels and even more. Featuring our Maid Cafe, Karaoke, Anime Trivia, Cosplay, Merchandise, Anime Inspired Artist Alley and Many More!!
Maid Café / Butler Café
A café for food, games and cosplay, inspired by meido kissa or meido kafe a subcategory of cosplay restaurants found predominantly in Japan. Our café will have a small stage where the maids will perform and also take pictures with the customers.
Artist Alley
Our artist alley serves as an opportunity for various local anime inspired artists to
display and sell their work.
Anime Trivia
We actively organise weekly trivia sessions on our Discord server, so this in-person trivia
session will allow whole families to have some fun trivia competition.
Cosplay
Food & Drinks
Games
Trivia
Prizes
Our Hardworking Team
Abigail Mwelwa
Maid / Administration
Blessed Mumba Nyendwa
Gaming Stall Manager
Charis Mwanza
Guest Liason/ Social Media
Chibeka Chele
Ticketing Stall/ Accounts
Chrispine Sichone
Ticketing Booth Manager
Clarcy Kapembwa
Maid
Daniel Bhadurkhan
Ticketing Stall/ Hospitality
Dennis Banda
Ticketing Stall/ Administration
Divine Imbole
Maid / Administration
Immanuel Zulu
Gaming Stall Manager
Hardus Prinsloo
Website / Technical Manager
Harris Shikapande
Gaming Stall Manager
Joshua Kaimpa
Video Producer
Kapila Sichalwe
Artwork
Kevin Tembo
Gaming Stall Manager
Khoumie Mwashingwele
Artwork/ Butler
Kunda Chele
Ticketing Stall
Mwaba Chola
Ticketing Stall
Miyoba Kalinda
Gaming Stall Manager
Naomi Nkoma
Ticketing Stall/ Hospitality/ Social Media
Patrick Salamu
Butler
Robbie Phiri
Artwork / Administration
Singombe Mweetwa
Karaoke Stall Manager
Sonile Banda
Host
Tamani Banda
Butler
Taurai Chikumbu
Host
Titus Mwandemena
Artwork/ Butler
Yande Mukuka
Screening Room Manager/ Administration
Zuze Mwenda
Artwork
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