In the 1930s black artists began to publish political cartoons in Nigeria and South Africa. But African cartoons truly blossomed in the 1990s, as a democratic wave washed over the continent.

The interpretation of African political cartoons and the impacts of globalization on working people are at issue in two presentations Wednesday, May 4. Tejumola Olaniyan, a professor of English at the ...

This image celebrates them. National Archives Alston also drew a series of biographical cartoons celebrating the accomplishments of notable African-Americans. National Archives This image ...

But Triggerfish has been producing internationally successful cartoons for nearly a decade ... which is now available in 54 African countries, has been investing in more original content from ...

The Coordinating Council and member organizations of the International Decade for People of African Descent Assembly ... sanction the publication of a cartoon depiction of poverty in Guyana ...

The Cartoon Network and Gulli, the Lagardère-owned kids network, are doubling down on African animation. Gulli announced in Annecy June 14 that it’s pre-purchased “L’arbre à Palimpseste ...

But support and ownership by African governments are still elusive. According to The Association for the Development of Education in Africa (ADEA) The need for government interventions and support for ...

Self-taught South African 3D animator Lwazi Msipha wanted ... So he hit on an idea: what if his children's' cartoon character were to accidentally get stuck in the adult real world?

HELENA ISLAND, SC (WTOC) - The most recognizable refrain from the opening theme of Gullah Gullah Island, a popular children's cartoon from the '90s ... The Gullah are African Americans who live in the ...

A popular children's cartoon by Nigerian animator Adamu Waziri has flipped the narrative of foreign domination of the African animation market by promoting African culture and African stories.

A popular children's cartoon by Nigerian animator Adamu Waziri has flipped the narrative of foreign domination of the African animation market by promoting African culture and African stories.