Entertainment

Cameroonian singer, songwriter, performer and actress, Daphne Njie and Cameroonian renowned actor, producer, executive producer, Kang Quintus have donated mattresses, food items, books, and didactic school materials to Grace of God Philanthropic Foundation Orphanage.

“I got into the movie industry in 2017 through Michael Fonyuy. He invited me to feature in a comedy entitled, Birds of Feather that was shot in Jakiri. At first, I hesitated but due to boredom and the on-going crisis, I joined and things have never been the same again,”

The Cameroon film industry is gradually bringing itself to the forefront of the African movie industry. With constant film releases, and awards won, both nationally and internationally, the Cameroonian public should rest assured that they are close to taking over in due time.

Creativity has always been his passion from childhood. “I loved beauty, nature, arts etc. and I knew one day I will get to realise this dream of telling stories through photos”, he said.

The man Gilfort is a film director who hails from Kumbo in Bui Division of the Northwest Region of Cameroon. Giddis holds firm that for Cameroon to become an emerging nation as the movie industry is concern, film makers in Cameroon need to avoid copying and pasting.

The singer, songwriter and promoter of budding talents revealed that the album to comprise eight soul touching songs will feature renowned female Cameroonian gospel singer, Sister Teke Elizabeth.

Born and raised in Fontem, Lebialem Division of the Southwest region of Cameroon, Asamor’s romance with music began right from childhood. As a prince, he grew up already exposed to many of the traditional music and dance forms of his native Lebialem. In Lebialem, princes and princesses are known for their performance skills. It is then no doubt that Asamor is a consummate dancer and an adept player of various traditional instruments.

Puzo has a unique style; he signs, and raps as well, and has stepped outside his comfort zone in R&B, delving into other genres of music, including makossa on cool vibes and hip-hop on bonge

His soulful voice and passionate expressions in his own unique style as well as his long stay in Nigeria greatly influenced his genre of music. This has helped shape his perspective on the various subjects Tzy Panchak sings about and has made him one of the formidable forces to reckon with in the Cameroon music industry.

The bill, meant to unite artistic associations with cultural groups, was voted by Parliament into law last week, but it is still undergoing scrutiny at the Senate before it will be finalised.