Job Title: Digital Advertising and Marketing Specialist     Company Overview   Muna , a subsidiary of Kabod Group International , is an award-winning edtech and children media company creating and distributing afrocentric and value-based content to families and schools. We help African parents raise culturally grounded, faith-rooted and confident children in a globalized society. Since 2015, we developed solutions that comprehensively address the under-representation of black/African culture in children media and increased the visibility of stories by children for children. Some of them include:   1. Muna TV : Christian and Afrocentric Cartoons for students & families  2. Muna Mag : a quarterly resource to boost financial literacy and patriotic spirit in children   3. MK App : a mobile marketplace to read and listen to stories from various publishers.  4. Muna Kalati : a digital marketing agency offering sales and literary translation solutions to African publishers and authors  5. Muna Animation Studio (MAS): offering animation services to businesses and powering the content development for Muna TV.     Role Overview   We are actively looking for a strategic and passionate Digital advertising and marketing  specialist with strong experiences in social media advertising and digital community building to boost sales and users/customers acquisitions for Muna TV and Mag, and build a stronger community of parents and educators active in children education. This part-time role is hands-on and focused on getting results, not just planning. We need a professional familiar with children education, the media or publishing industry and the understanding of current social media advertising and selling strategies.     Key Responsibilities   1. Email Marketing   Plan and run email campaigns to engage parents, publishers and schools   Track performance and improve results over time     2. Social Media Marketing and Advertising   Design and implement an effective content marketing strategy on relevant social media platforms (content, posting, engagement)   Plan and run ads on social media platforms (Instagram, Facebook, etc.)   Track performance and optimize for better results     3. Community Building   Build, manage and grow a strong community of African parents (e.g. WhatsApp groups, online engagement)   Drive conversations, engagement, and trust within the community     Requirements (Non-Negotiable)   3 to 5 years of proven experiences in email marketing or social media advertising campaigns ( TikTok, Instagram, Facebook or LinkedIn)  3 to 5 years experiences in early childhood education, film or book publishing industry.   Entrepreneurial spirit with ability to get things done remotely with minimal supervision.     Preferred   Bachelor or master degree in digital marketing, advertising or business administration from a reputable tertiary institution   Bilingual with ability to communicate fluently in English or French  Experience in how to build online communities    WHAT WE OFFER   Extremely good compensation package.  Exposure to international organizations and partners in the education, tech, and media industry.  Remote working opportunity with flexible hours  Potential for role expansion and full-time responsibility if performance is satisfactory.  Exposure and networking with venture capitalists, investors and entrepreneurship platforms and communities.   Opportunity to make a meaningful impact in children’s education and positively shape African narratives by building a ecosystem for families in need of a safe environment to grow children with faith-based and culturally grounded stories.       How to apply   Send updated CV + Cover Letter to communication@munakalati.org with cc: elongue@munakalati.org and emmanuel@munakalati.org by 12 th April 2026. The cover letter should include your motivation and any evidence of advertising campaigns, social media platforms you handled or online communities you managed.     NB:  Email subject should be : “ Digital Advertising and Marketing Specialist”   Cover Letter with high AI Content will be discarded. Be genuine and intentional in your writing.    Application without proven evidences of prior experiences or portfolio will be rejected.   Applications from Ashesi University and bilingual professionals are highly encouraged.

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 harnessing the transformative power of animation. From a Continent of Potential to a Canvas of Creativity The contest kicked off with an electrifying pool of 40 talented animators, representing a rich tapestry of 13 different African nations. This diversity was our foundation, bringing together a multitude of perspectives, artistic styles, and cultural nuances. From the outset, our mission was clear: to move beyond technical skill and nurture creators who could build compelling narratives rooted in African values and build sustainable careers from their art. To achieve this, we curated a series of four intensive masterclass workshops facilitated by leading African animation studios, including Mills Media (Ghana), Orange VFX (Nigeria) , and Studio Parakosm (Ghana). These sessions were not merely instructional; they were transformative. We reoriented minds, shifting focus from simply creating moving images to crafting stories with emotional resonance, cultural authenticity, and commercial viability. The facilitators, industry veterans themselves, provided invaluable insights into storytelling, business development, and technical innovation, equipping our participants with a holistic toolkit for success. The Transformation: Beyond Competition to Community The true measure of the contest's impact lies in the voices of its participants. The journey was demanding, and of the 40 initial animators, 18 persevered to submit finished films of exceptional quality . Their testimonials reveal a profound personal and professional transformation. One animator shared, "The Muna Kalati SDG Contest was a very beautiful way to discover, train and spotlight emerging AI and Traditional Animators... It's a job well done to the Muna Team." For others, the contest was the catalyst they needed to dream bigger: "Despite having this as a gift. This contest made me forget ahead to learn more... Listening to the facilitators boosted and pushed me forward to wanting to start a proper studio. All I needed was a push and I was given by this contest." The animators tackled the Sustainable Development Goals with remarkable depth and creativity. One participant explained their choice of SDG 17 (Partnerships for the Goals), stating, "I choose this goal so that I could comfortably work on a myriad of themes." They further highlighted a nuanced understanding of narrative by weaving in gender equality, ensuring their main character "represented the girl child breaking glass ceilings." Celebrating a New Generation of Storytellers The virtual awards ceremony was a celebration of this newfound talent and vision. The stories presented were not just animations; they were messages of hope, calls to action, and reflections of African life. A standout moment was the triumph of Caleb, an 11-year-old prodigy from Nigeria who owns his own studio, Imodola Studio . Winning the Audience Choice Award with his heartfelt story, 'The Broken Plate,' he demonstrated that age is no barrier to powerful storytelling. His tale of love and forgiveness resonated deeply with viewers, proving that the most impactful stories often come from the youngest voices. Winner, SDG4Kids Animation Contest Maiden Edition The Journey Has Just Begun The conclusion of the contest is not an end, but the exciting beginning of a sustained mission. The SDG4Kids Animation Contest has ignited a spark, and we are committed to fanning it into a lasting flame. Our path forward is clear and purposeful: Amplifying the visibility of their work: We highlight their creative journeys on Muna TV—our streaming platform for African animated stories —helping them reach wider audiences and inspire young people and families across the continent. Building a Thriving Community : We are formalizing a community for all past and future participants, creating a space for continuous learning, collaboration, and peer support to groom the next generation of animators. Opening Doors to Opportunity : We will actively connect our talented animators with funding opportunities, global networking platforms, and industry visibility to help them scale their work and studios. Forging Strategic Storytelling Partnerships : We are seeking collaborations with organizations to commission these skilled animators to craft more stories that effectively communicate with and inspire young African audiences. This inaugural journey has been profoundly rewarding, validating our belief in the untapped potential of African animators. We are immensely proud of every participant and grateful to our partners and facilitators. We are now actively seeking partnerships with forward-thinking organizations and individuals who share our vision. Together, we can raise the next generation of African animators—a generation that will tell stories that look, sound, and feel like home, shaping a brighter future for all. Ready to join us in this mission? Contact us at communication@munakalati.org to explore partnership opportunities.

Children today are growing up in a world dominated by screens. From educational videos to mobile apps and online learning platforms, digital tools have become central to how children access information. While these tools are valuable, long screen hours come with real challenges — reduced attention spans, eye strain, and fewer opportunities for deep, reflective reading. This reality inspired the creation of Muna Magazine. Muna Magazine is a strategic initiative designed to provide children with a meaningful offline learning experience that is just as exciting, enriching, and impactful as digital alternatives. It is thoughtfully crafted to help children learn, explore, and imagine — without being glued to a screen. The magazine sits at the crossroads of education, entertainment, and inspiration. Every page is designed to capture attention while delivering value, ensuring that learning feels enjoyable rather than forced. Inside Muna Magazine, readers will find: Inspiring stories of young people doing amazing things, reminding children that impact and excellence can begin at any age Fascinating facts about Africa and the world that expand curiosity and global awareness Child-friendly financial literacy lessons that introduce smart money habits early Interactive games such as puzzles, quizzes, and brain teasers that stimulate critical thinking Monthly challenges that encourage creativity, problem-solving, and action beyond the pages The maiden edition of Muna Magazine is themed “Like Stars on Earth.” This theme carries a powerful message — every child is unique, gifted, and full of potential. Just as stars shine differently, every child has something special to offer the world. Through stories, activities, and reflections, the magazine reinforces confidence, self-belief, and purpose in young readers. The response to this first edition has been incredibly encouraging. Sales have surpassed initial expectations, with growing interest from parents, educators, and individuals seeking quality content for children. This positive reception affirms the need for intentional, value-driven learning resources that go beyond entertainment. Muna Magazine is also designed as a meaningful gift. Whether for your own child, a relative, or a young friend, it is a gift that nurtures curiosity, builds confidence, and encourages lifelong learning. At Muna, our mission is to empower children through culturally relevant, engaging, and inspiring content. Muna Magazine represents a significant step in that journey — one that places children’s growth, imagination, and well-being at the center. Grab a copy of Muna Magazine today. Let’s inspire young minds and begin building brighter tomorrows — starting now.

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MK Magazine Muna Kalati Magazine is a digital publication dedicated to promoting African children's literature, authors, and illustrators. It serves as a platform for sharing stories, insights, and resources related to children's books in Africa. The magazine typically features: Author and Illustrator Spotlights: Interviews and profiles of African creators, showcasing their work and contributions to children's literature. Book Reviews: Reviews of new and notable children's books, highlighting culturally relevant stories and themes. Educational Resources: Articles that provide tips for parents and educators on fostering literacy and engagement with African literature. Cultural Insights: Pieces that explore the rich diversity of cultures, languages, and storytelling traditions across the continent. Community Engagement: Opportunities for readers to get involved, such as contributing their own stories, artwork, or reviews. Explore YOUNG & READY Are you a young African student leader? Do you have any stories to share of your experiences as a leader? Or maybe you need some inspiration from your peers to step up and be that leader that is in you? Watch out for the Young and Ready Show, the premier podcast show for young African student leaders between 11 and 18 years of age Register here to be featured when the first episode is out. Register your School MK Talks On the Muna Kalati Talks series, we discuss matters relating to the world of children’s literature. Each episode, we have a different group of panellists to discuss a topic relating to the literature space. Explore MK Annual Reports Are you looking for valuable insights into children's publishing, animation, and education? With our association's membership, you will have access to MK Reports, a comprehensive collection of research reports. Our reports contain the most current and reliable data available, so you can stay informed and up-to-date with the latest trends. Explore Explore Children's Literature This book highlights the trajectory that positions Cameroonian children's literature in the contemporary publishing field and also suggests ways to make it more visible. This valuable tool, offered to children's publishing professionals and researchers, analyzes the mechanisms for the transmission and legitimization of children's books in Cameroon. Read More Media Kit Share the Story. Inspire the Future. Join us in celebrating and amplifying authentic African creativity! Muna Kalati’s MK App and Muna TV bring captivating African animated stories and educational content to audiences worldwide. Whether you’re a content creator, influencer, or passionate supporter, you can be part of our mission to make African stories more visible. We’ve made it simple—access our Media Kits and Ready-to-Use Captions through the link below. With high-quality visuals, engaging copy, and all the tools you need, you can start promoting today and help us inspire the next generation of African storytellers. Access Media Kit & Captions