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Maddo

Paul Kelemba (born 26 June 1962, in Nairobi), is a Kenyan self-taught comic strip artist and caricaturist. He uses Maddo as a pen-name which was inspired by Mad Magazine of New-York.

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Maddo

Caricaturiste et dessinateur de presse kenyan.

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Birth Name
Paul Kelemba
Born
25 June 1962
Birthplace
Nairobi, Kenya
Nationality
Kenyan
Occupation
journalist · comics artist · caricaturist

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Paul Kelemba (born 26 June 1962, in Nairobi), is a Kenyan self-taught comic strip artist and caricaturist. He uses Maddo as a pen-name which was inspired by Mad Magazine of New-York.

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Maddo (born 1962) is a caricaturist, comics artist and journalist and a national of Kenya. The caricaturist was born in Nairobi.

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