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Kissoro Tribal Game: Helping Africans tell their story

Teddy Kossoko, the developer of the video game, Kissoro Tribal Game, that has taken Africa by storm. PHOTO | COURTESY MASSEKA GAME STUDIO

By  Bamuturaki Musinguzi

Correspondent

Nation Media Group

Born in the Central African Republic, Teddy Kossoko was sent to France in 2012 by his parents to study computer science and he was introduced to gaming culture there.

Kossoko, now aged 23, has a degree in Computer Science and Business Management.

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