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Website about political cartoons in Africa. This site is conceived as an educational encyclopedia of African political cartooning and cartoonists. As such, when finished, it will have entries on cartoonists from all African countries and show copious samples of their works. As appropriate, there will be links to news, interviews, reviews, journalistic articles and scholarly books and essays on cartooning in Africa generally, and individual cartoonists. ... [editors ilissAfrica & according to site editor's information]

Swahili language course online. The verbs generator is especially worth mentioning: you can insert the root verb in Swahili, ad specifications about subject, object, tense, negative / positive and you will get the verb in its correct form. Furthermore you can find grammar, a French-Swahili / English-Swahili dictionary, vocabulary classed by topic, "Chakubanga"-cartoons, music including the songtexts in Swahili and translated into French and English, games in Swahili, a comic strip and a lot of links to other interesting sites. ... [editors ilissAfrica]

World Comics is a Finnish NGO that promotes small local comics as a means of social change and development. Projects have been run in India and Tanzania, but also in some other African countries. You will find a lot of information and resources (including videos) about how to create a comic, about comics already created for different campaigns, and reports about different actions. ... [editors ilissAfrica]

The Project Murima, run by the NGO Eolis, deals with education, environment and culture in Gabon. The site presents two comic strips (with example pictures) and a video of about 13 minutes with interviews with pupils, students and professors about the educational crisis in Gabon and especially about the reasons for the failure of more than 90% of Gabonese pupils in the first round of the 2010 final secondary school examinations. The different contents are only available through navigation via very small orange colour side numbers at the bottom of the website. ... [editors ilissAfrica]