How we got here
Muna founded by Christian Elongue to advance African children's literacy, culture, and publishing.
Launched digital literacy programs, reading initiatives, and cultural activities promoting African children's books and creativity.
Adapted to COVID-19 through virtual programming, expanded digital reach, supported community libraries, and promoted African games.
Expanded regional and international impact through talks, podcasts, partnerships, workshops, and advocacy for African children's literature.
Established operations in Ghana, strengthened organisational capacity, and expanded research and literacy programs across Africa.
Focused on strategic partnerships, industry research, governance strengthening, and increasing the visibility of African children's publishing.
Transitioned into a social enterprise and launched the Muna Kalati App, a digital reading platform providing African children's ebooks and audiobooks to families worldwide.
Launched Munaflix, the first streaming platform dedicated to African animated stories for Christian families, and evolved from Muna Kalati into Muna, a comprehensive children's media ecosystem serving African families through books, audio, animation, and educational content.





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