Jelly Jamm (Swahili dub)

The Swahili dub of Jelly Jamm debuted on May 29, 2020 on StarTimes Kids in Kenya, Uganda, Tanzania and throughout Sub-Saharan Africa. The dub is accessible through the StarTimes ON app on their livestream of the channel, although it requires an African VPN and to pay money. The dub was produced at StarTimes' translation and dubbing center, which has branches in Beijing and Kenya, and features actors from Kenya and Tanzania. This dub was made possible thanks to StarTimes’ agreement with Blue Ant Media to broadcast ZooMoo programming.

There is zero localization and all songs are left in English, without any subtitles. Titles are not translated via voiceover either.

Season 2 began broadcasting in Swahili on September 9, 2020.

Cast
Due to the fact that StarTimes doesn’t disclose the names of their voice actors, the cast is currently unknown.

Trivia

 * Swahili dubs in the cartoon world are a rarity; prior to the launch of StarTimes Kids, Kenyan coproduction Tinga Tinga Tales and Poppy Cat were the only known cartoons with Swahili dubs. The former's Swahili dub first premiered in 2010-2011, whereas the latter gained a Swahili dub on StarTimes Swahili in 2015, years before the dedicated kids' channel with Swahili-dubbed programming launched.
 * A Swahili word for “hello” is “jambo,” which might be a reason why specifically Jelly Jamm was chosen of all cartoons to receive a Swahili dub - since all the action takes place on planet Jammbo, the show is essentially set on the planet of “hello”s to a Swahili speaker.
 * Prior to any airings of the dub, a ZooMoo ident plays. Likewise, during the intro of this dub, the ZooMoo screenbug appears.
 * Like the Thai dub and Singaporean English dub, this dub features male adult voice actors for Bello and Goomo.
 * Some airings feature the theme song left instrumental as opposed to being in English.
 * Small vocal effects like grunts are left undubbed.