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Dear Muna Kalati Community, Welcome to the June Edition of the Muna Kalati Newsletter! We’re…
This write-up chronicles the insight gathered from a data collection exercise at Saltpond with researchers from University of Cape Coast and Radboud University. It shares an account of how a personal initiative paved way for the collaboration with Reading Beyond Borders Project. It highlights a concept that when passion meets with destiny leads to outburst of impact stories.
In London, an extraordinary young girl has captured the hearts of many with her remarkable…
In a recent episode of the Muna Kalati podcast, Christian Elongué interviewed Manick Siar-Titeca, the…
At the International Book Fair of Abidjan, Christian Elongué sat down with Naïma SOULAIMANA, the…
We’re thrilled to announce that our May newsletter is now available, packed with exciting news,…
D’après une étude de l’Unesco, au moins 9 enfants africains sur 10 ne disposent pas entièrement des compétences adéquates en littératie et numératie. Une information critique qui révèle l’état de l’apprentissage fondamental sur le continent. Conscient de cela, il est important de multiplier les acteurs capables d’éduquer, enseigner et influencer positivement l’éducation des enfants.
In a country rich in culture and diversity, the state of children’s literature in Nigeria…
Alassane Cissé, promoteur de Dakar-Livres, explique la singularité du Salon International du Livre de Jeunesse…