Thank Akokhan for the Internet
Akokhan did not invent the internet. Neither did the Ghanaian/Kenyan creator, Frank Odoi. Why thank Akokhan for the internet then?…
Ma-Otero: This Kenyan Animation is a Throwback to Childhood Role Playing Fun
Ma-Otero, which is sheng (Kenyan slang) for heroes is a short afromation about a group of friends saving their city,…
This Kenyan Comic Set in the Star Wars Universe is Awfully Short But Many Levels Awesome!
R O V I K UDK Crew (now Avandu), the guys behind socially conscious Dunamis of which we happily spoke,…
LETI ARTS IS HIRING
Are you a keen and critical gamer with an understanding of game design and mechanics, storytelling and the will and…
Inktober in Africa: A Collection of Our Favorites
For the love of illustration, October is a wow month!
Become A Game Tester
You love games and/or occasionally dabble. Yes? Good. Have you ever played a game that left you wondering if it…
African Animated Projects You Should Know (Part 1)
Finding niche content like homegrown African animation can be a chore sometimes on the internet. Lucky you, we at Squid…
In Conversation With The Comics Meltdown Group on African Geekiness
Squid Mag speaks with The Comics Meltdown Group about what the group is about, African geekdom, African comics and the…
This Ghanaian Animator is Re-Imagining Nursery Rhymes in New Animated Series
How well do you remember childhood nursery rhymes like this one, rain, rain go away, come again another day, little…