Reclaim Africa's Moral and Cultural Voice At Muna TV , we believe that stories shape souls and build cultures. Yet, a  UNESCO 2023 report  found that 68% of characters in children’s media in Africa are non-African. This has led to a profound erosion of cultural pride and identity.  We are building the solution:  Africa’s first value-driven alternative to Netflix.  Muna TV is the streaming home for African animation, offering families, youth, and believers content that uplifts

A new wave of storytellers is rising across Africa, armed with digital pens, vibrant imaginations, and a powerful drive to shape their continent's narrative. The recently concluded maiden edition of the SDG4Kids Animation Contest stands as a monumental milestone in this movement, successfully creating a platform where creativity meets purpose. This initiative was more than a competition; it was a catalytic journey designed to educate, inspire, and empower African youth by ha

Muna Kalati Rebrands to Muna—Building an Ecosystem for the African Child and Family   Accra, Ghana—October 28, 2025   After seven years of inspiring a culture of reading and storytelling among African children, Muna Kalati , Africa’s leading children’s reading advocacy organization, is proud to announce a major transformation — a rebrand to Muna .  The new name, Muna  — meaning child  — signifies an exciting new chapter. It reflects the organization’s evolution from promoting

We’ve built a platform where Africa’s rich cultures, vibrant characters, and breathtaking creativity come alive in animated form. Whether you’re a lifelong animation lover, a parent seeking quality content for your kids, or someone simply looking for stories that truly feel like home, Muna TV is here for you.

As a leading organization promoting children’s literature and early childhood development in Africa, Muna Kalati’s partnership with EARLYFEST 2025 reflects a shared commitment to nurturing creativity, learning, and cultural pride among the continent’s youngest minds.

Muna Kalati has built a Netflix of African animations and a Kindle of African books to promote a love for learning within the African child. The app and its web version also serve as a marketplace for publishers, animators, and content providers to monetize their work.