Where we are going
The Week Junior Nigeria is our first property — not our final ambition. Kibati Media is building a next-generation African media company across multiple formats, audiences, and platforms. This is the map.
Our conviction
We are not building a company. We are building an institution — one that tells African stories, shapes African minds, and creates lasting cultural value across generations.
Ten territories
Each territory represents a deliberate strategic direction. One is active. The rest are in development — to be built, licensed, or acquired as Kibati Media grows.
Trusted, beautifully produced print and digital magazines that inform, educate, and inspire. Our entry point into African media — starting with children's current affairs.
Current property: The Week Junior Nigeria — launching September 2026
Books, guides, and long-form publications that shape how Africa sees itself. From children's books to adult non-fiction — stories built to endure.
Fiction and non-fiction films that entertain, educate, and shift perspectives. African stories told at global standard — for African and international audiences.
Stories that expose, celebrate, and preserve African heritage and progress. Longform documentary content for streaming, broadcast, and educational use.
African stories in powerful, engaging visual formats. Comics and graphic storytelling that bring African characters, mythology, and contemporary life to young and adult readers.
Audio that informs, inspires, and connects across generations. Broadcast and digital radio formats reaching communities across the continent.
Experiences that bring communities together and create lasting impact. From children's learning events to leadership forums and cultural gatherings.
Conversations that inform, challenge, and entertain. Long-form audio series exploring African ideas, people, and perspectives for a global audience.
News, video, and social content for a digital-first world. Platforms and channels that reach African audiences where they already are — on their phones.
Platforms that champion African creativity, identity, and expression. Music, art, fashion, and the stories that define what it means to be African in the world today.
Of ideas, stories, and impact. One property at a time — with the long game always in mind.