POP Africa brings safe, fun and stimulating viewing to boys and girls aged 2-11. POP Africa sources 80% of its content from the UK and 20% locally, using a combination of story-telling, comedy and learning to entertain its audience. Programmes are introduced through the channels to a dragon called Rorry (identical to "Tricky", who "presented" a Saturday morning show on ITV in 1997), and his pet cat called Purrdy (again, taken from the Saturday morning show) and animated monkeys, known as the Cheeky Monkeys, who talk about cartoons, read out jokes from viewers and show artwork.