newswise

African Political Cartoons Inspire Research on 'Subversives'

Newswise — The politics of subversion, and the people who risk everything to shake up the status quo, fascinate Teju Olaniyan. Olaniyan, professor of English and African languages and literature at ...
Yahoo

Cartoon Network, Gulli Double Down on African Animation

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Cartoon Network and Gulli, the Lagardère-owned kids network, are doubling down on African animation. Gulli announced in Annecy ...
Cartoon Brew

Cartoon Network Africa Seeks Pitches From African Creators

Cartoon Network is looking for new talent – in Africa. Cartoon Network Africa Creative Lab is a new program with the objective of bringing locally-produced short-form content to the network’s Africa ...
insider.si.edu

Taking African cartoons seriously : politics, satire, and culture / edited by Peter Limb and Tejumola Olaniyan

Introduction / Peter Limb -- Nigeria -- The art of Bisi Ogunbadejo / Tejumola Olaniyan -- Wetin you carry? The Nigeria police force in cartoonists' space / Ganiyu A. Jimoh -- South Africa -- South ...
Newsweek

South Africa: Guptas ‘Consider Legal Action’ After Gang Rape Cartoon

See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. A South African cartoonist has sparked debate with his latest creation, ...
NPR

Africa Update: Cartoon Controversy, Oil in Mauritania

Farai Chideya talks with Charlayne Hunter-Gault, NPR Africa correspondent, for a news update from the continent. South African Muslims protest cartoons depicting the prophet Muhammad, and new oil ...
Animation Magazine

Cartoon Network Africa Greenlights ‘Garbage Boy and Trash Can’ from CN Creative Lab

Cartoon Network Africa’s Creative Lab winning short Garbage Boy and Trash Can will be made into a 10-episode series for Cartoon Network, marking an exciting new step in homegrown African animation!
The Economist

For the boldest commentary on African politics, look to cartoonists

The president is a gun-toting dairy farmer who is milking his “cowntry” dry. His brother takes the form of a pair of sinister sunglasses eyeing the national pension fund. His son is a toddler in an ...
Smithsonian Magazine

This African American Artist’s Cartoons Helped Win World War II

This poster urges African-American women on the homefront to resist the temptation to buy black market goods instead of adhering to rationing laws. National Archives Alston's images were designed for ...
newswise

African Political Cartoons Inspire Research on 'Subversives'

Newswise — The politics of subversion, and the people who risk everything to shake up the status quo, fascinate Teju Olaniyan. Olaniyan, professor of English and African languages and literature at ...
Variety

Cartoon Network, Gulli Double Down on African Animation

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” (The Tree of ...