Are you a publisher?
📢 Hello to all publishers & creators in the entire Africa!
Got stories, audiobooks, or animations for kids? 🎧📖🎬
The Muna Kalati app is live — and we’re inviting YOU to upload your content!
🎯 Reach families across Africa and the diaspora
🌍 Showcase culturally relevant, educational content
📲 Get featured on a growing Afrocentric learning platform
Whether you're a storyteller, animator, or children's book publisher, your content belongs here. Let’s inspire the next generation — together!

Empower yourself with MK Capacity Development. Our programs are designed to build the skills and capabilities of children’s book professionals, ensuring you stay ahead in the industry. Enhance your expertise and make a greater impact in the world of children’s literature.
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Transform your expertise with Muna Kalati, the ultimate resource hub for children's book publishing professionals. Discover insights, trends, and tools that elevate your publishing game. Join a vibrant community dedicated to nurturing the next generation of young readers. Explore now and revolutionize your approach to children's literature!
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We are dedicated to promoting the importance of children’s literature and literacy across Africa. Join our efforts to create a culture that values and supports young readers and the professionals who nurture their love for books.
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📚 Our Impact
So far, 11,201 children across 5 African countries — Cameroon, Nigeria, Ghana, Togo, and Rwanda — have benefited from our literary programs, made possible through a vibrant network of 1,280 African publishers.
Our flagship initiatives, like Reading for Healing, bring comfort to children recovering in hospitals, especially during festive seasons when they miss out on time with friends. These moments of storytelling not only uplift young readers but also offer much-needed relief and joy to parents.
We’re proud to have been recognized as the Best Media Platform by OAPE and selected as an ILA Champion (2021) for our continued efforts in promoting literacy and cultural storytelling in Africa.
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