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.

Contract Type: Consultancy (Part-Time / Project-Based) Location: Remote (with periodic virtual or in-person review meetings) Reports To: Managing Director/Executive Leadership Team Duration: 3–6 months (renewable based on performance and organizational needs) 1. Role Overview The Growth & Strategy Consultant will lead Muna & Kabod Group through a structured process of strategic renewal. This includes developing a refreshed strategic plan, assessing organizational efficiency, defining priorities, strengthening project alignment, and ensuring the mission and operations are clearly articulated. The consultant will guide leadership in making data-informed decisions for sustainable growth and resource optimization. 2. Key Responsibilities A. Strategic Planning & Visioning Lead the design and development of the new 3–5 year organizational strategic plan. Facilitate visioning sessions with leadership, staff, and select stakeholders. Translate organizational goals into clear strategic pillars, outcomes, and KPIs. B. Project Review & Optimization Conduct a comprehensive review of all current and upcoming  Kabod Group projects. Evaluate alignment between existing projects and the organization’s mission, funding priorities, and impact goals. Identify gaps, overlaps, redundancies, or stalled initiatives. Recommend which projects should be scaled, restructured, paused, or discontinued. C. Organizational Prioritization Support leadership in defining new organizational priorities based on mission fit, market trends, and resource capacity. Develop a priority matrix to help leadership make structured, long-term decisions. Guide the team in sequencing projects and initiatives for the next 12–36 months. D. Clarification of Operations & Mission Review the current mission, vision, values, and operational structures. Provide recommendations to clarify roles, responsibilities, decision-making processes, and organizational workflows. Propose operational frameworks that strengthen communication, reporting, and cross-team collaboration. Develop updated mission and operational statements if needed. E. Resource Efficiency Assessment Assess the current use of financial, human, and technical resources across all departments and projects. Identify inefficiencies, bottlenecks, and areas where resources can be optimized. Recommend sustainable models for resource allocation, staffing structure, and project budgeting. Advise on the financial sustainability of ongoing and future initiatives. F. Stakeholder & Funding Alignment Review organizational goals and match them with industry funding opportunities (climate, inclusivity, financial literacy, EdTech, etc.). Provide strategic input to strengthen the organization’s value proposition and positioning for funders. 3. Expected Deliverables Comprehensive Strategic Plan Document (3–5 years). Detailed Project Audit & Recommendations Report. Organizational Priority Framework and Implementation Roadmap. Updated Mission/Operations Clarification Report. Resource Efficiency Assessment & Optimization Recommendations. Presentation of findings to the Executive Leadership Team. 4. Qualifications & Experience Proven experience (5+ years) in strategy consulting, organizational development, or growth planning. Strong background in nonprofit, social enterprise, EdTech, or development-sector organizations. Demonstrated ability to design strategic plans and conduct organizational reviews. Excellent analytical, research, and project management skills. Strong facilitation and communication skills with executive teams. Ability to work independently, manage deadlines, and provide actionable insights. 5. Competencies Strategic thinking & systems analysis Strong problem-solving abilities Excellent communication & report-writing Stakeholder engagement & facilitation Data-driven decision-making Ability to align organizational goals with funding ecosystems Integrity, confidentiality, and professional maturity 6. How to Apply Interested consultants should submit the following to christianelongue@hotmail.com : A brief proposal outlining their approach Portfolio or examples of past strategic work Curriculum Vitae Proposed timeline and fees

PRESS RELEASE Muna Kalati Wins “Excellence in Digital Learning and Education” at 2025 Africa Early Childhood Education Awards   DATE Accra, Ghana – December 1, 2025   SUMMARY Muna Kalati is proud to announce that it has been honoured with the Prize of Excellence in Digital Learning and Education at the 2025 Africa Early Childhood Education Awards (AECEA). This recognition comes amid a gathering of more than 2,000 participants — including children, educators, parents, and stakeholders — at the larger EARLYFEST 2025 festival.    AWARDS AND EVENT  The Africa Early Childhood Education Awards celebrate organisations and individuals making outstanding contributions to early childhood development across Africa. This year’s EARLYFEST festival, held at Efua Sutherland Children’s Park on November 22, 2025, featured many activities aimed at nurturing talent and promoting quality early learning.    SIGNIFICANCE AND IMPACT  Winning the Excellence in Digital Learning and Education prize validates Muna Kalati’s long-term dedication to using digital and innovative methods to support early childhood learning. This accolade amplifies the company’s mission to make learning accessible, modern, and impactful — especially for young children in Ghana and across Africa.   “ We thank God for this recognition of the work we've been doing for the past 8 years. This award encourages us to continue striving for excellence in digital learning and to expand our reach”.   Muna Kalati extends heartfelt gratitude to the organisers of AECEA & EARLYFEST, as well as to all partners, educators, parents and children who have supported its vision. The company looks forward to building on this success and launching even more impactful digital learning initiatives in 2026.   ABOUT MUNA KALATI Muna Kalati  is a Ghana-based organisation committed to advancing early childhood education through digital learning and sustainable practices. Over the past eight years, Muna Kalati has worked to integrate technology, creativity, and culturally relevant content into foundational education — empowering the next generation of learners across Africa.   VISION Our vision is to create an inclusive world where every child is courageous and confident, knowing their true identity and culture through diverse and engaging content that reflects their realities and nurtures their imaginations.    MISSION  At Muna Kalati,  our mission is to provide accessible, relevant, and engaging educational content that improves learning outcomes for African children, promotes African cultural heritage and supports the development of a more educated, and inclusive African society. We are dedicated to promoting African children’s educational resources and empowering young readers with access to high-quality, Africa-focused educational content. Through our digital platforms, publishing services, advocacy campaigns, and workshops, we strive to facilitate intercultural communication, improve literacy, and inspire children to become global citizens and change makers.

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, educates, and empowers—content that sounds, looks, and feels like home.  This is more than a platform; it’s a movement to reshape the cultural imagination of a generation. And we need a visionary leader to build our commercial engine.    The Role: Cofounder – Sales & Growth Architect This is not a salaried managerial position. This is a  founder-level opportunity  for a builder who will own the commercial vision and execution. Your mission is to turn our purpose into performance, our attention into adoption, and our partnerships into profit.  You will be the driving force behind our market traction and revenue growth, building the bridge between our powerful mission and a sustainable, impactful business.  Key Responsibilities Architect the Revenue Engine:  Develop and execute monetization strategies across subscriptions, sponsorships, licensing, and merchandising.  Forge Strategic Alliances:  Partner with faith-based organizations, schools, NGOs, influencers, media houses, and diaspora networks to expand our reach and impact.  Lead from the Front:  Craft and lead high-stakes outreach, pitching, negotiating, and closing partnership deals.  Drive Growth:  Design and implement creative marketing campaigns, ambassador programs, and funnel strategies to build our brand and user base. Build and Scale:  Establish sales pipelines, automate lead generation, and eventually build a high-performance growth team around you. Who You Are We are looking for a rare blend of a pragmatic operator and a purpose-driven believer. A Sales Athlete:  You love the thrill of the hunt and closing deals, not just managing leads.  A Marketing Architect:  You see markets as stories to be told and owned.  A Business Developer:  You think in terms of partnerships, lifetime value, and scalable pipelines.  A Faith-Driven Strategist:  You are motivated to build something eternal, not just profitable.  A Resourceful Operator:  You thrive in lean, fast-paced environments and build systems from the ground up.  Ideal Experience Proven track record in  sales, partnerships, or business development , ideally in media, entertainment, tech startups, or faith-based sectors.  A strong network across  African churches, schools, NGOs, or diaspora communities  is a significant advantage.  Entrepreneurial mindset: a self-starter, persuasive communicator, and relentless executor.  What We Offer Significant Cofounder Equity & Profit-Sharing:  You will own a meaningful part of the vision you are building.  Complete Autonomy:  The freedom to design and execute your own growth strategy.  Direct Influence:  A core voice in product direction, market positioning, and partnership strategy.  Profound Purpose:  Every deal you close directly supports the moral and cultural foundation of millions of children and families across Africa.  What Success Looks Like in 12 Months 48+  signed partnership deals with institutions and corporate sponsors.  80,000+  active users and  7,000+  paid subscribers.  A validated and sustainable revenue model.  A visible and respected brand presence across key African and diaspora market Our Traction & Credibility We are not starting from zero. We are building on a foundation of proven impact and recognition: Award-Winning:  Best Media Platform (OAPE, 2024), Top 30 Global Literacy Champion (ILA, 2021).  Growing Community:  40+ animators onboarded, 11,900+ organic views with a 74% completion rate.  Proven Impact:  Reached over 22,000 children and parents through workshops and library creation.  Strategic Partners:  Google News, UNICEF Ghana, MIT, RIPAO, CDA, Ashoka Changemakers, and more.  Join Us If your heart beats for both purpose and performance, if you read this and feel a pull to build something that matters, we are waiting for you. To Apply, Please Send: A short note (max 300 words) on  why you believe in Muna TV’s mission .  One specific example of a sales or partnership win you’ve led from 0 → success.  Email your application to: elongue@munakalati.org  with cc:  hr@kabodgroup.com    Learn more about us:     www.tv.muna-world.org

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. The prestigious title of Overall Winner was awarded to Nathaniel Coleman for his masterful animation on SDG 6 – Clean Water and Sanitation. During his emotional acceptance speech, he encapsulated the spirit of the entire contest: "I’m completely thrilled and genuinely surprised right now... For me, animation is more than just moving pictures; it’s about bringing stories to life and creating moments of connection. This award isn't just an ending; it feels like an amazing new beginning." Nathaniel Coleman NC Studio 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.

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 children’s reading into building a comprehensive ecosystem that addresses the holistic needs of the African child and their family .  “When we began as Muna Kalati, our mission was clear: to make African children fall in love with reading through stories that reflect who they are,” said Christian Elongué, Founder and Executive Director of Muna. “Today, that mission has grown. We are creating an entire world — Muna — where the African child can read, watch, learn, play, and grow through culturally relevant experiences that build confidence and connection.”  From Advocacy to Ecosystem   Over the years, Muna Kalati has led groundbreaking initiatives to promote children’s literature and amplify African voices — from research on children’s reading habits to digital innovations like the Muna Kalati App , which offers eBooks, audiobooks, and animations in multiple African languages.  Now, as Muna , the organization expands into a dynamic children’s media and education ecosystem , encompassing:  Muna TV  – an African children’s channel curating inspiring, faith-based, culturally grounded animation stories to ignite sound values and genuine pride in children.  Muna Kalati App   – an interactive digital library and learning space for children and families.  Animate4Christ  – faith-filled animation studio producing original African animations and media content that are rooted in faith, hope and love whiles celebrating local culture and values  SDG4Kids Animation Contest  – an initiative to empower African animators to create stories that ignite a better understanding of the UN SDGs and inspire young people to act.  Together, these platforms form “The Muna World”  — a safe, creative, and empowering space designed to help every African child see themselves, their stories, and their potential reflected in the content they consume.  A Future Rooted in Identity and Innovation   This rebrand reinforces Muna’s vision to become the leading hub for African children’s media, learning, and innovation  — connecting content creators, educators, parents, and children across the continent and beyond.  “Our name may be shorter, but our dream has grown bigger,” added Elongué. “Muna represents the future — a future where every African child is seen, heard, and equipped to thrive.”  As part of the rebrand, Muna has unveiled a new logo, visual identity, and brand message  that reflect its renewed purpose: “Building the world of the African child.”     About Muna   Muna  (formerly Muna Kalati) is a pioneering African children’s media and education organization dedicated to empowering African children through culturally relevant storytelling, reading, and learning experiences. Founded in 2017, Muna now operates across multiple platforms, including the Muna Kalati App, Muna TV, Muna Academy, and Muna Studio—collectively forming a vibrant ecosystem built for the child and their family.  🌍 Learn more at www.munakalati.org.  📩 Press Inquiries: communication@munakalati.org

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. This is more than a streaming service. It’s a cultural movement—a bridge between generations, a mirror for African identity, and a window for the world to see our creativity on full display. Why Muna TV? African stories deserve their own stage—one free from interruptions, overflowing with authenticity, and accessible to audiences worldwide. For too long, African children and young people have grown up consuming content that rarely reflects their realities. The heroes they see on screen often don’t look like them, speak like them, or live in worlds they can relate to. We’re changing that. On Muna TV, you can: Enjoy Long & Short Videos From epic animated adventures to quick, fun clips, there’s something for every mood, age, and attention span. Whether you have two minutes before dinner or an hour to unwind, Muna TV has you covered. Create Your Watchlist Save your favorite shows and movies so you can pick up right where you left off. No more endless scrolling—your African animation journey is just one click away. Watch Without Ads Your immersion matters. That’s why Muna TV is 100% ad-free. No interruptions, no distractions—just pure storytelling magic. More Than Entertainment—A Celebration of Heritage African animation is not just entertainment; it’s a celebration of our heritage, creativity, and boundless imagination. Through Muna TV , we are archiving our stories in motion—tales inspired by African folklore, history, urban legends, and modern life. Every frame is crafted with love, from the rhythm of the background music to the details of the landscapes, clothing, and languages. You will hear voices in accents and tones that feel familiar. You will see characters whose skin tones, hair textures, and environments mirror the diversity of our continent. This is how we preserve culture. This is how we pass it on to the next generation. For Africans and the African Diaspora Whether you’re in Accra, Nairobi, Johannesburg, London, Toronto, or New York, Muna TV is your space to reconnect with your roots and share them with others. For parents raising children far from home, Muna TV offers an opportunity to keep your kids connected to their heritage through fun, engaging content that entertains while it teaches. For young Africans on the continent, it’s a chance to see themselves celebrated, not as a side character in someone else’s narrative, but as the hero of their own story. A Platform With a Purpose Muna TV isn’t just about showcasing African stories—it’s about creating opportunities for African animators, voice actors, writers, and creatives. This is a space where their talents can shine without compromise, where their work is valued, and where the world can appreciate the power of African storytelling on its own terms. When you watch Muna TV , you’re not just enjoying animation—you’re supporting an entire ecosystem of African creativity. Join the Movement In just the first 72 hours of launch, we’ve already had 4,000+ views—proof that the world is ready for African stories told by African creators. And this is just the beginning. Imagine what happens when millions of us across the world rally behind this movement. When African children grow up with stories that tell them they can be anything. When the world finally sees Africa not as a single story, but as a tapestry of countless voices and visions. That’s the future we’re building—one episode, one film, one story at a time. 📲 Start watching now and be part of the movement that’s bringing African animation to the world: https://bit.ly/MunaTV Welcome to Muna TV—where Africa’s stories move.

Muna Kalati  is proud to announce its official partnership with EARLYFEST 2025, Africa’s biggest festival dedicated to education, arts, and entertainment! Organized by the Teria Foundation, this vibrant two-day event will take place at the Efua Sutherland Children’s Park in Accra, Ghana, on Friday and Saturday, November 21st and 22nd, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM daily. 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. What to Expect at EARLYFEST 2025 EARLYFEST is more than just a festival—it’s an immersive celebration of the future. It offers an exciting blend of educational, artistic, and recreational activities designed to engage children, educators, parents, and creatives alike. Attendees can look forward to: Face Painting—Unleashing artistic expression and fun. Horse Riding—Creating memorable experiences and building confidence. Music & Dance Choreography—Highlighting Africa’s rich cultural rhythms. Indoor & Outdoor Games—Encouraging teamwork and physical development. Cadet Display & More—Showcasing discipline and talent from young cadets. Muna Kalati’s presence will bring a literary dimension to the festival, with book exhibitions, reading corners, and storytelling sessions that aim to foster a love for reading in children while highlighting African authors and illustrators. Why This Partnership Matters Muna Kalati has always championed the role of books, storytelling, and culturally relevant content in the development of African children. EARLYFEST provides the perfect platform to bring this vision to life by connecting with thousands of families, educators, and change-makers across Ghana and beyond. This partnership represents a milestone in building bridges between arts, education, and community-based engagement. It underscores the importance of early exposure to diverse learning experiences as a foundation for a brighter African future. Event Details: Venue: Efua Sutherland Children’s Park, Accra – Ghana Dates: Friday 21st & Saturday 22nd November 2025 Time: 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM each day Gate Fee: Kids: 10 GHC Adults: 20 GHC Foreigners: 30 GHC For Registration/Enquiries: 0244759002 / 0207046422 Join Us! Whether you're a parent, teacher, artist, or advocate for children's development, EARLYFEST 2025 is the place to be. Come celebrate with Muna Kalati and other incredible partners as we shape a future where education, culture, and fun go hand in hand. Follow Muna Kalati and stay tuned for updates, exclusive interviews, and behind-the-scenes content from EARLYFEST 2025!

How Muna Kalati is Shaping the Future of EdTech in Africa 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. At its core, Muna Kalati is a Pan-African digital platform focused on building a culture of reading and learning among children aged 4–12 through culturally rooted stories. But it is more than a library—it’s a movement to reshape how African children see themselves in media and education. Aligning with Africa’s Top EdTech Trends One of the biggest shifts in African EdTech is the move toward mobile-first learning. With over 75% of internet users accessing the web via smartphones, Muna Kalati’s mobile app puts inclusive learning directly in the hands of children and families. Whether through its eBooks, audiobooks, or animation content, the app is designed to work seamlessly on mobile devices, ensuring accessibility even in lower-income or remote areas. Gamification and personalized learning are also playing a major role in how children engage with educational content. Muna Kalati is integrating quizzes, rewards, and interactive storytelling to make learning more fun , encouraging repetition and building reading habits in ways that traditional textbooks often fail to do. Plans to implement AI-powered quiz generation and adaptive learning pathways signal Muna Kalati’s commitment to scalable, smart EdTech solutions. Another challenge in African education is the lack of representation in learning content . Over 90% of children’s books in African libraries are imported, with very few featuring African protagonists or cultural themes. Muna Kalati directly addresses this gap by publishing and distributing stories in local languages such as Twi, Swahili, Yoruba, and Hausa—ensuring children see themselves reflected in the narratives they consume. This fosters not just literacy, but pride, identity, and cultural continuity. Building an Ecosystem, Not Just an App Muna Kalati also recognizes that real change requires more than just content creation—it requires ecosystem transformation. That’s why the organization is building a marketplace for African publishers and animators, creating a digital space where creators can showcase and monetize their work. This directly supports another emerging trend: empowering local EdTech entrepreneurs and creatives to thrive in the digital economy. Through its partnerships with schools, libraries, NGOs, and education ministries , Muna Kalati is actively embedding its platform into learning environments. Pilot programs and reading workshops across Ghana, Togo, Ivory Coast, and Cameroon are already yielding positive results, from increased reading engagement to improved cultural confidence among students. The Road Ahead As the EdTech sector in Africa continues to expand, solutions that center local context, culture, and creativity will lead the way. Muna Kalati is not just keeping pace with the top trends—it’s helping define them. By combining cultural relevance, digital innovation, and ecosystem thinking, the platform is playing a crucial role in shaping a generation of African children who are not only literate but also proud, inspired, and future-ready.

Location:  East Legon/Remote Department: Marketing and Sales Position : App Visibility and Outreach Specialist  Duration : 1 year Reports to:  Head of Marketing & Chief Operations Officer 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. Key Responsibilities Increase App Visibility • Develop and execute strategies to improve the app's online presence and discoverability, especially in the diaspora. • Optimize search engine and app store visibility through SEO and ASO techniques. Link Building and Backlink Acquisition • Identify and secure high-quality backlinks from reputable websites, blogs, and forums. • Build relationships with webmasters, bloggers, and influencers for link placement and content collaboration. Content Outreach and Partnerships • Create and distribute engaging content (articles, press releases, guest posts) to promote the app. • Collaborate with educational platforms, parenting blogs, and kid-focused communities for app promotion. Traffic Generation • Implement strategies to drive targeted traffic to the app landing and download pages. • Utilize social media, forums, and online communities to increase app awareness. Performance Tracking and Reporting • Monitor key performance indicators (KPIs) such as website traffic, backlink count, and referral sources. • Provide regular reports on visibility improvements and suggest adjustments to strategies. Collaborative Initiatives • Work closely with the marketing and development teams to align outreach efforts with app updates and features. • Stay informed about industry trends and competitor activities to identify new opportunities for visibility. QUALIFICATIONS • Minimum of 4 years in digital marketing, SEO, outreach, or a related field. • Proven experience increasing online visibility and traffic for digital products or services. • Strong understanding of SEO, link building, and content marketing strategies. • Excellent communication and outreach skills in English. • Proficiency with SEO tools like Ahrefs, SEMrush, Moz, or similar platforms. • Ability to build and maintain professional relationships with external partners. • Self-motivated with strong organizational skills and attention to detail. • A bachelor’s degree in marketing, communications, or a related field is preferred but not required. • Interest in educational technology and the children’s app market is a plus. Compensation • Competitive base salary commensurate with experience.   Variable Remuneration: Performance-based incentives triggered by achieving specific metrics such as: • Number of high-quality backlinks acquired. • Percentage increase in organic traffic to app pages. • Growth in app visibility rankings on search engines and app stores. WHAT WE OFFER • Remote working opportunity with flexible hours. • Potential for role expansion and increased responsibility as the company grows. • Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children’s education and habits. APPLICATION PROCESS · Send your updated CV + cover letter to hr@kabodgroup.com  with cc: eleh@munakalati.org  using “MK App Visibility and Data Specialist” as the email subject. · Deadline: 27th June 2025 . We look forward to welcoming passionate and innovative individuals to our team. If you are excited about the opportunity to make a significant impact in mobile app marketing, we encourage you to apply!

Location:  East Legon/Remote Department:  Marketing and Sales Position : Bilingual Marketer Duration : 3 Months (July–September 2025) with 18 hours weekly Reports to:  Head of Marketing & Chief Operations Officer JOB DESCRIPTION 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. The position is fully remote and fits under our Young Professional Program (YPP). At the end of the 3-month volunteer period , the  selected candidate would be considered for a full-time role  if performance is satisfactory. You will report to the Head of Marketing and the Chief Operations Officer. POSITION/OVERVIEW As the Marketing and sales volunteer, you will implement marketing and sales initiatives that amplify our brand visibility, grow downloads on the Muna Kalati app, engage our pan-African audience, and drive engagement with French- and English-speaking stakeholders across Africa and beyond. This role is ideal for someone passionate about early childhood education, Pan-Africanism, and AI with strong digital marketing expertise and a commitment to social impact. RESPONSIBILITIES Design and implement bilingual (French & English) marketing and sales campaigns across digital and offline platforms to promote the  Muna Kalati app , programs, and events. Contribute to the launch of Muna World TV, a Netflix of animated films from Africa, to stakeholders (parents, schools, and cultural institutions in Africa, the US, the UK, France, and the diaspora). Accelerate  content acquisition  from African animation studios and children's book publishers by collaborating with the Content & Partnership Team. Manage and grow Muna Kalati’s online presence, including  website content updates , SEO optimization, and audience engagement. Develop and coordinate bilingual email marketing campaigns and track performance metrics. Conduct market research and competitor analysis to identify trends, opportunities, and gaps within African children’s media. Liaise with partners, media outlets, publishers, and influencers in both Anglophone and Francophone regions to increase brand visibility. REQUIREMENTS The top requirements to succeed in this role are At least 3 years of proven and tangible  sales or marketing experience  in the media, education, or tech sector. Ability to communicate fluently in  French and English . A strong entrepreneurial drive with the ability to be  proactive  and work with minimal supervision. Essential since the position is entirely remote. However, it is possible to come to the office if in Accra, Ghana. Experience in content marketing, analytics tools (Google Analytics, Meta Insights), and SEO best practices.  Ambitious and creative with the ability to solve complex problems and innovate. Extremely hardworking. MK has a strong productivity orientation, which naturally eliminates lazy and complacent people. You must know how to get things done fast & well. Commitment to integrity, honesty, and excellence since MK is a Christian organization.  Access to stable internet with a laptop. Work Benefits Appreciation programs and team gatherings. Regular networking opportunities.  Build connections with professionals in the publishing, tech, and philanthropy sectors.  Health and wellness benefits such as access to coaching, devotional practices, and fitness. Opportunities to develop your leadership skills through in-house events and training. Guidance and mentorship from experienced leaders within Kabod and Muna Kalati. Access at least 35 training courses to boost professional and personal growth during KIP. Access to professional growth and development (library access, e-books, access to professional courses and training, etc.) ABOUT THE COMPANY AND CULTURE Kabod Group  is  Muna Kalati's  parent company. While Kabod focuses on language services, Muna Kalati specializes in early childhood education. Muna Kalati was founded in 2017, when authors of children's stories weren’t highly regarded and when access to quality stories for children was complicated. After spending several years advocating for the use of local languages in early childhood education, organizing book donation programs and reading workshops with children, we finally realized that access remained a significant challenge. Most of the parents and schools we were serving expressed how challenging it was to find a culturally relevant children's book in their country. Book fairs were the major ways they had access to a vast catalog of children's stories, since about 91% of African publishers don’t offer the possibility of purchasing eBooks or audiobooks. We therefore created the MK App to enable thousands of parents and schools to access storybooks, audiobooks, animated films, cartoons, and learning videos for 4 African languages: Twi, Hausa, Yoruba, and Swahili. Therefore, this position requires someone passionate about Afrocentric education, who loves children and believes in making positive change by providing quality resources and stories that reflect our children's history, culture, and identity. Coco melon, Peter Pan, Harry Potter, Mickey Mouse are good, but not enough compared to Kweku Ananse, Wakanda, etc. We are building a world where children and young adults, whether in Africa or the diaspora, can find and consume content that positively reflects their past, present, and future. As a man thinks, so he is. What we read, listen to, and watch greatly influences who we become. We can’t groom great and confident leaders in Africa with content, curriculum, and languages that are not indigenous. If you believe in this vision and want to be part of the team working to make it a reality through your marketing and sales skills, then this position is for you. You will mainly help acquire more content from animation studios and publishers while also accelerating downloads and user adoption of our content and language learning resources. HOW TO APPLY: Send your updated CV + cover letter to  hr@kabodgroup.com  with cc:  eleh@munakalati.org  using “MK Sales & Marketing Intern” as the email subject. The deadline is  10th July 2025 .

Location:  East Legon/Remote Department: Muna Kalati app Position : Junior Product Manager Duration : 3 months/Pro bono Reports to:  MK Project Manager & Chief Operations Officer WHO WE ARE Muna Kalati   is an EdTech dedicated to providing educational resources for African children in the form of eBooks, audiobooks, and animations through the Muna Kalati app.  The Muna Kalati app directly serves African children, parents, and educators. WHAT WE DO 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. POSITION OVERVIEW Muna Kalati is seeking a dynamic and mission-driven Product Manager to manage, organize and coordinate the growth, and optimization of the Muna Kalati app. This role is central to our mission of promoting culturally relevant educational content. The Product Manager will work at the intersection of technology, education, and African storytelling, ensuring our digital platforms meet the needs of children, educators and parents across Africa and the diaspora. RESPONSIBILITIES Define and execute the product roadmap in alignment with Muna Kalati’s mission to promote African children’s content and digital literacy. Conduct user research, analyze feedback from children, parents, educators, and animators to inform product decisions that meet real-life needs. Collaborate with developers, designers, content creators, and marketing teams to design, build, and launch impactful features on the Muna Kalati App and digital platforms. Oversee the end-to-end product development lifecycle, prioritizing features, tracking progress, managing timelines, and ensuring timely delivery. Use analytics and KPIs to monitor product performance, user engagement, and retention, and iterate based on insights. Work with partners to onboard high-quality educational content (animations, audiobooks, eBooks) and ensure a seamless user experience across devices. Identify new opportunities to expand product reach, increase app downloads, and drive platform monetization and scalability across African markets. QUALIFICATION Bachelor’s degree in Product Management, Information Technology, Computer Science or a related field; a master’s degree is a plus. 2-3 years of experience in product management, preferably in edtech, media, or mobile app development. Strong analytical and decision-making skills; ability to translate data into actionable insights. Familiarity with user research, UX/UI design principles, and agile methodologies. Excellent communication, collaboration, and leadership skills. Knowledge of app performance metrics and digital platform optimization. Women are strongly encouraged to apply. WHAT WE OFFER Exposure to international organizations and networks in the education, tech, and management sectors. Remote working opportunity with flexible hours Potential for role expansion and full-time responsibility as the company grows. Opportunity to make a meaningful impact on children’s education and African culture. APPLICATION PROCESS Send your updated CV + Cover Letter to hr@kabodgroup.com  with cc: eleh@munakalati.org  using “ Product Manager ” as the email subject. Deadline: 28 th  July 2025. We look forward to welcoming passionate and innovative individuals to our team. If you are excited about the opportunity to make a significant impact through product management, we encourage you to apply!