Projects

Bigger than one release.

Initiatives that grow the people, places and stories behind African games and animation.

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GamerGirl Project

More women in games.

Of the 21 developers at Game Jam 2026, one was a woman. The GamerGirl Project exists to change that number: bringing more girls and women into games as players, makers and leaders.

Launching soon

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The Art of an African Child

Childhood, in our own frame.

A film and animation project celebrating childhood across Africa: its games, stories and imagination. Performances are captured on our green-screen stage and brought to life with animation.

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Status

In production

Stills and a first cut are on the way.

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Multimedia Hub

From jam prototype to finished IP.

A home base for Uganda's creators: computers, software, a capture stage and a streaming area, plus an incubation track that helps the games born at our jams grow into products.

Space

Studio and kit

Workstations, monitors and licensed tools for game, animation and audio work.

Growth

Incubation

Mentoring and production support for early IPs, with a clear agreement that protects the creators' ideas.

Community

Mentor to mentor

Jam alumni come back to mentor the next cohort, so knowledge passes between peers.

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