“I wrote on my Sketch pad Okon David, the Illustrator”. Muna Kalati’s Interview with a Nigerian illustrator primarily interested in faith-based content MK: Could you briefly introduce yourself? D.O: My name is David Okon. I am an independent illustrator who also works with Mount Zion Comics and Studio 5:13 in Nigeria as a background artist,

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.

The article is provides key highlights of the maiden conference of the Literature Association of Ghana (LITAG) held from 8-10th May at Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (KNUST)- Ghana. Distinguished personalities like Prof. Kofi Anyidoho, Prof. Yaw Sekyi Baidoo, Prof. Mawuloe Koffi Kodah, and Prof. Theresah Patrine Ennin, Prof. Moussa Traore and more graced the occasion.

On the 16th of March 2024, Sahara Abdi, one of the ambassadors of Muna Kalati second cohort Cohort 2 from Kenya, went to the Kenya National Library services in Gilgil, a town in Nakuru city. Her mission was clear: to share the joy of books with school-going children and spread the culture of reading, aligning with Muna Kalati's mission

Dans le cadre du programme ambassadorial, l'ambassadrice de Muna Kalati en Côte d'Ivoire, Oumy Keïta a enregistré un épisode spécial de son podcast littéraire. Elle a exploré la littérature enfantine en compagnie des enfants. Cet événement a été une célébration de la richesse et de la profondeur des livres destinés aux jeunes lecteurs.