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.

The African EdTech landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by mobile accessibility, AI innovation, localized content, and the pressing need to address educational inequalities. In this dynamic space, Muna Kalati is emerging as a powerful player—not only providing culturally relevant content for children but doing so in a way that aligns with several key trends shaping the continent’s learning future.

Muna Kalati is an edtech dedicated to empowering African children through culturally relevant digital content in the form of animated stories, audiobooks, eBooks, and language learning, while creating a sustainable platform that supports African publishers, promotes literacy, and scales across francophone and anglophone markets.

We are seeking a proactive App Visibility and Data Specialist to enhance the visibility of the MK App in diasporan and African markets. The ideal candidate will focus on increasing organic traffic, securing backlinks, and generating buzz around our apps through various online channels. This role includes a variable remuneration component based on performance metrics.

As African children grow up in a hyper-connected digital world, the urgency to ensure their safety online has never been greater. From cyberbullying to screen addiction, the risks are real — but so are the opportunities to guide them toward a healthier, more empowered digital future.

Muna Kalati continues to make waves on the innovation stage, this time standing out at the Access Bank Women-Preneur Pitch-a-thon 2025 with a dynamic and passionate pitch delivered by Scortia Quansah, one of the rising stars of the Muna Kalati ambassador team. 

Muna Kalati, the Pan-African organization advancing children’s access to culturally relevant literature, recently presented its flagship educational technology platform, the Muna Kalati App, at the UK-Ghana Chamber of Commerce (UKGCC) pitch event. This engagement offered a vital opportunity for international exposure, strategic feedback, and network expansion as Muna Kalati positions itself for future growth in global markets. 

As one of the world’s leading platforms for business strategy and innovation, the conference provided Muna Kalati with an opportunity to explore transformative ideas around entrepreneurship, digital growth, and customer-centric design. 

The article provides a report of the workshop that was held on the 14th -15th November, 2024 at the Catholic Boys Basic School in Saltpond.

Girls need more books on puberty and financial independence...  ” – Mariska Araba Taylor-Darko

Muna Kalati is recruiting a knowledge management Officer for a period of 1 year. He/she will be responsible for the identification, collection, formatting and diffusion of knowledge (text, audiovisual) around the children's book industry in Africa. The aim is to increase the visibility and recognition of Muna Kalati as a knowledge hub leader in the children's book industry in Africa. He or she will develop research partnerships with other associations, libraries, networks, et

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The problem is that, unfortunately, those that write in African languages remain invisible, their works are hardly ever reviewed or translated. Publishing venues are limited and getting published is one of the most infuriating challenges of writing in African languages. There are hardly any publishing houses devoted to African languages. So writers in African languages are writing against great odds: no publishing houses, no state support, and with national and international

While it’s important for everyone to read literature from around the world, if you are of African descent, it’s a great idea to give your child an understanding of the various cultures in the continent early in their life. This is especially important if you don’t live in the continent currently. With that being said, here are five African children’s books that we recommend.

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