While mathematics might not always be the most popular subject in schools, a Tanzanian cartoon is helping to make learning fun for young students across East Africa. Ubongo Kid, which features a world of cartoon elephants, is Tanzania's most widely watched TV program and is also becoming a hit with school children in Uganda and Kenya. Following its success, the developer is betting on selling it across the entire African continent and Asia.
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