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Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors Have a Bold Plan for Africa’s Film Future

The couple says the project will mentor and invest in emerging African creatives through partnerships across the continent.

  • Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors grace the Rolling Stone Africa cover, titled "A Love That Builds," unveiling their initiative to cultivate Africa's next generation of filmmakers, actors, writers, and entrepreneurs.
  • Months after obtaining Guinean citizenship through DNA ancestry testing, the couple seeks lasting connections rather than ceremonial visits. Good explains, "Tourism is beautiful... but true investment is a commitment," emphasizing their desire to support local creatives.
  • Majors advocates for "collaboration over extraction," insisting African filmmakers remain authors of their own narratives. He boils his goal down to one statement: "The Majors' really gave a f*ck" regarding their impact.
  • Rolling Stone Africa credits the Government of the Republic of Guinea, ORUN, KAZAMANCE, and The Diaka Camara Foundation for supporting the initiative, which provides resources to emerging actors, writers, and entrepreneurs across the continent.
  • Celebrating their one-year anniversary, the couple describes their relationship as "a covenant, not a feeling," intending to leave a legacy through mentorship that persists long after headlines about their union fade.
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106.7 WTLC broke the news on Thursday, July 23, 2026.
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