China Media Group launches "Twinkle Star Project" in Kenya

China Media Group launched the "Twinkle Star Project" animation tour that will screen original chinese animations to young audiences across the country.

In a show of support by the Kenyan government, the event which was held at the University of Nairobi Towers on Wednesday, was attended by top government officials including Tourism, Wildlife and Heritage CS Peninah Malonza, Broadcast and Telecommunication PS Edward Kisiang’ani, and representatives from the Ministry or Youth Affairs, Sports and the Arts.

While making her remarks during the launch, CS Peninah Malonza expressed her hopes that this initiative would further boost Africa-China cultural cooperation.

She further added “Kenya and China enjoy vibrant bi-lateral ties that are based on mutual understanding, and positive engagements which continue to be strengthened by frequent eye-level visits between the two countries,”

On his part, PS Edward Kisiang'ani was hopefull that the co-operation between the two countries would continue growing and having a positive impact in various sectors.

He stated that “The connection between China and Kenya brings people who are celebrating cultural diversity to the table. Through this competition, I know that we are going to imagine technology, politics, tourism among other sectors through animation,”

The project includes a China-Africa children's painting contest which is open to children aged between 3-14 years both in China and Africa. 

Only one painting is allowed per person, and the artwork should have a positive theme that shows Sino-African friendship.

Participants are advised to submit their entries to cmgtwinklestar@126.com.

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