Kata Kata is an authentic African cartoon magazine with both online and printed versions. In a humorous way, Kata Kata tries to discuss and sensitize typical (African / global) socio – political and cultural issues. At the same time, it equally offers a maxim that life is perhaps not all about seriousness. One needs some laughs and relaxation to face serious challenges in life.
On 24 June 2017, the judges of the International Criminal Court (ICC) paid their respect to the victims of the concentration camp of Auschwitz-Birkenau, which...
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Uganda is not one of the richest countries in Africa, talk less in the world. But it has what only a few countries in the world have. It has the benignant...
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In what could be a political earthquake, which could bury President Jacob Zuma’s turbulence and controversial political career, the highest court in South...
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