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Blood Passages is an eight-episode animated series of fifty-minute episodes: dark fantasy, epic mythological drama and supernatural thriller.

On the continent of Alkebulan, foreign empires arrive under ancient laws of hospitality and build an industrial trade in native blood to survive the continent's toxic air. King Kagu, banished from Paradise for his cruelty, unites the mortal tribes in rebellion, is betrayed, and is shipped to the imperial capital of Metropole as a trophy. There he commits the ultimate taboo and becomes the world's first true vampire.

The series pairs 2D painterly and sculpted 3D, with English dialogue infused with Luganda and Swahili. Explore Blood Passages

The first promo for Adventures of Woga Woga is here. Woga, fourteen and fiercely sarcastic, and Koda, her lazy shapeshifting cat, defend their forest from The Suit, a corporate witch doctor with big plans for condos.

Season 01 runs twenty episodes, each built around a theme from responsibility to friendship, with reality-TV confessionals throughout. Watch the promo

Twenty-one developers in five teams built five original games in 24 hours at the Deep Tech Centre of Excellence in Kampala. A power cut on day one wiped some unsaved work; sixteen participants worked through the night anyway.

The games: Border to Boda, Endangered, Dynasty, The Last Medicine and Nyanya Mbisi. Read the full recap

Kampala, Uganda. Game Jam 2026 has officially launched at the Deep Tech Centre of Excellence, bringing together developers, creatives and industry players in a move to grow Uganda's gaming sector.

The initiative, led by the Science, Technology and Innovation Secretariat (STI) in partnership with Tech Anatomy, EDIC and Arudem, gives young innovators a platform to build, test and showcase game ideas.

Speaking at the launch, Yasmina Boubnider Kazitani highlighted Africa's untapped potential in gaming and urged participants to build globally relevant content. Ronald Kayima said the jam will help unite Uganda's gaming community while equipping participants with practical development and teamwork skills. From a government perspective, David Gonahasa reaffirmed commitment to the sector, saying Uganda has the talent to compete globally.

“This is how industries are built, by bringing together talent, structure, and opportunity,” said Danze Edwin, Gaming and Esports Consultant and presenter of NBS Game Plus. “Uganda now has a chance to position itself as a hub for African gaming content.”

Top projects are expected to receive mentorship and potential support for further development.