Africa’s Legends is our flagship property: A vast near-future superhero universe steeped in real mythology, culture and history from across Africa – all brought up-to-date to tackle the modern-day issues which affect every African.
AL: Reawakening is the latest in a line of comics and games: A groundbreaking video game that brings AAA quality and scope within reach of everyone in Africa – whether they have the latest smartphone, or an ancient feature-phone. Find out more!
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This year’s Global Game Jam at Leti Arts proved to be an epic and unforgettable event that definitely deserves a recap. Therefore, without further ado, here’s what happened… On Friday the 31st of January, 2020 at the Leti Arts Headquarters in Accra – Ghana, everything was ready and set for the Jam to begin and […]
The Global Game Jam is finally here and we at Leti Arts are beside ourselves with excitement! We are thrilled to announce that we, Leti Arts, shall be one of the sites that will be hosting the Global Game Jam 2020 that is going to be held between the 31st of January, 2020 and the 2nd of […]
Today, I wish to share one of my failures that became a stepping stone in my career. As a programmer, I can speak to the fact that we often fall in love so much with our code that we forget the market and the ecosystem. As much as this is true, I still argue […]
If you follow us on social media, you may have noticed us teasing our new app, Afrocomix. We are super excited to tell you about it and the endless possibilities it has for content creators and comic lovers. Afrocomix is a comic reader app that houses authentic Afrocentric content created by Africans right here on […]
Over the last couple of years, Africa has seen a rise in entrepreneurship cutting across a variety of fields. The Digital Africa Conference which took place on the 25th September,2017 sought to bring together young Afropreneurs to discuss their projects, activities, the digital boom and their vision for the continent. Organised by the Center for Fine […]
Leti Arts is a games-studio based in Ghana and Kenya (www.letiarts.com) who have been making meaningful African video games since 2009. We’re looking for a special studio or individual to work on the promo trailer of our biggest release yet; an epic, story-driven adventure game, set across a near-future Africa. The role is a great […]
JOB POST: JUNIOR GAMEPLAY IMPLEMENTER Leti Arts is a games-studio based in Ghana and Kenya who have been making meaningful African video games since 2009. We’re looking for someone special to work on our biggest release yet; an epic, story-driven adventure game, set across a near-future Africa. The role is a great opportunity for anyone […]
Hey Leti Friends, guess who has been a busy bee? Our CEO Eyram Tawia!!!!! To add to his tall list of achievements, he authored the book Uncompromising Passion, The Humble Beginnings of an African Video Game Industry. The book tells the story of how he grew up on Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology […]
Uncompromising Passion – The Humble Beginnings of An African Video Game Industry is a book that tells the story of a young man who chose to pursue his dreams with unwavering focus. This young man is Eyram Akofa Tawia, the CEO of Leti Arts and one of the most accomplished, celebrated young entrepreneurs in Africa. […]
The son of Yemaja and the mother goddess, protector of birth is Shango the god of thunder who is one of the popular worldwide acclaimed legends from West Africa to be precise Nigeria. He is referred to as Chango or Xango in Lantin America and also Jakuta. Like most Yoruba names and their meanings, Shango […]
One of the biggest ethnic groups in sub-Sahara Africa is the Yoruba from Nigeria. It’s believed that the Yoruba people descended from a hero called Odua or Oduduwa. The Yoruba territory was known as the slavery coast during the slavery era. Their language belongs to the Congo-Kordofanian language family. Yoruba has many dialects, but its […]
