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Boy Cheez is the artistic alter ego of Nweke Kolins. This artistic name came about due to his constant talk about big business moves. “Cheez”stands for money while “Boy” represents the human who precedes the “Cheez” hence the name “Boy Cheez.”
His penchant for lyrical excellence could trigger comparisons with other lyrical greats like A.K.A, Sarkodie, Ice Prince, MI and it would be no overstatement because the artist is greatly inspired by these rappers.
Born on May 12, 1986 in the city of Kumba, Boy Cheez grew up on the lap of an artistic family, with a drummer dad who led his band and a mother who sang her soul out in the church.
Quite earlier, he dabbled in mastering tracks and even producing lyrical content from hit songs which back in the day were practically all American. This embryonic fondness for music encouraged him to author songs, sharpening in the process his present-day edge in lyricism.
Besides performing covers, he also produced maiden tracts and the regional popularit…

Slam or Spoken word is a performance art that is word-based. It is an oral art that focuses on the aesthetics of word play such as intonation and voice inflection.

A woman of letters, an architect of beautiful syntax, Lydol now holds the baton of command of the Cameroonian slam from Tanzania where she is, she was kind enough to answer our questions.

You represented Cameroon at this festival in Tanzania and you performed before a multitude of fans, what is the feeling that drives you?

It has been more than an honor for me to represent not only Slam but the Cameroonian culture especially when we know that at this festival very few artists come from Central Africa. Being able to meet a new audience, new artists, listening to new forms of music and rhythm allows us to learn even more about the continent that is ours.

You spoke for 50 minutes, an honor I guess, what experience do you get from this Tanzanian adventure?


A superb experience, presenting more than a dozen texts is not every day…

Settled for more than ten years in his adopted country of Switzerland, Max Lobe has been able to impose a literary style that does not go unnoticed. A very  committed author, he positions himself as the voice of the voiceless, taking a critical look at societal realities while trying to bring a little of himself into what he sees, feels and thinks that needs to be changed. His works, such as living memoirs, offer readers extraordinary odysseys carrying messages of love and hope.

Max Lobe has to his credit several literary distinctions, including the famous Kourouma prize awarded in 2017 with the book 'Confidences' published by Editions Zoe, a novel that traces the path of Ruben Um Nyobe. This year, he is nominated for the 'Prix Les Afriques' with his latest novel 'Loin de Douala' which was released in March 2018 still in the same publishing house. Besides him, fourteen other African authors have been nominated.
Of these, five will be selected for the jury that…

He is called Eystein Young Jr, an avid actor from the Northwest Region of Cameroon, who made his debut on the screen in 2012 by starring in stage plays. Due to the positive remarks from his performances on the stage plays, he decided to take up acting as a full job.

To improve his skills, he joined the informal Actor Training center; Ruphina's House of Fame. His versatility was outstanding, earning him lead roles in several Cameroonian movies like 'Samson', 'Ensomni', 'The Beast', 'Cypher Comedy Series', 'The kaffi', 'Ndonne', and lastly 'My Best Day', which earned him the following recognition: nomination for Best Actor in a Lead role in the Cameroon movie achievement awards 2017, a Nomination for NBACA Awards 2018, and an award for Best actor in a supporting Role at the Cameroon African Movie Awards (CAAFA 2018).



His consistency and prowess has given him the opportunity to feature in major pan-african projects.

He has feat…

Recent reports have it that Emmanuel Macron called on Biya to seek for an inclusive dialogue as a solution to the current impasse.

Emmanuel Macron phoned Biya a day after the French Foreign Ministry called on the government of Cameroon to allow the opposition freely express itself.

“We are concerned by this judicial development and remain keen on Mr. Kamto’s situation and that of about 200 of his detained supporters,”French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.

“The Cameroonian opposition, of which he is one of the figures, must be able to express itself freely, in accordance with the law.”

It should be recalled that Maurice Kamto and over 100 of his supporters were transferred to the Kondengui maximum security prison on Tuesday after appearing before the state prosecutor where they were notified of their charges.

Life is gradually returning to normal in  some major cities and towns in the North West and South West regions of Cameroon after a ten-day lockdown.


In Bamenda, capital of the North West region, some government offices  are open as early as 8:00 am while a few taxis and bikes were seen on the streets.

However in Bali, despite a timid return yesterday morning, it is still difficult finding vehicles playing the streets after a man was reportedly shot that morning as he was heading to his farm, a resident in Bali said.

In Buea, life is gradually returning to normal with a few taxis equally playing the streets around Buea Town while residents as well as traders were seen in the market.

The lockdown did not only affect the North West and South West regions of Cameroon but equally the  neighbouring regions where transport activities were put to a halt.

In Yaounde, a few transport agencies heading to the North West region started boarding passengers heading to the North West region since Th…

Season’s Greetings from The Cliq Urban Music Festival.

We know you've been worried and asking yourselves questions about our long silence. Well, we are here to give you explanations because you deserve to know.

Firstly, the festival is a huge event bringing together over 15,000 people to celebrate our artists and to thank them for exporting Cameroonian music to the rest of the world.

Although we had all artists booked for the event, we do not just want to give you another concert and call it a festival, we want to give you the #CliqExperience.

From Cameroon to Africa, to the world, be part of the #CliqExperience. The government, companies and you. Every support matters...

Rendezvous at the Cliq Urban Music Festival from Friday 22nd to Sunday 24th of March at
 Palais Des Sport, Yaoundé.

As part of our Corporate Social Responsibility, 20% of proceeds will be used to aid internally displaced of the Anglophone crisis.

See you in March.

Binyuy Jude Verla is a young Cameroonian who hails from the North West Region, precisely from Nso. From a humble background, Binyuy Jude Verla grew up with the believe that every young person has a duty to impact his/her environment in a positive way. Education and hard work for a daily bread were to him a way of life.
Binyuy Jude pursued his primary, secondary education in his native land "NSO", acquiring his advance level certificate from Saint Augustine College Nso in 2003 after which he enrolled into the University of Buea.  Living and schooling in an era where technological advancements were remarkably fast, Binyuy Jude Verla found special interest in IT.
In 2010, he was opportuned to travel to the USA where he enrolled and acquired a Master's Degree in Cyber Security from the University of Maryland University College. This gave him the chance to meet, work and interact with people of diverse ethnicities and believes. With a widened mindset and knowledge of his field,…

The regular citizen may never have heard of the black market of journalism. It is however a common practice in the media (African, but not only), especially for big media platforms, particularly print media.

Unlike the almost free Internet, printing a magazine and distributing it across a continent costs a fortune - and advertising can not sustain the magazine, as was the case in the 1990s, so some of these print media resort to black market journalism, which is publishing paid articles to push a particular agenda.

According to Opinion Magazine, the February edition of the Jeune Afrique Magazine is all about Black Market Journalism because the first lady of Cameroon, Chantal Biya, and some high profiled politicians in the country are "attacked" in the Magazine.

They accuse Jeune Afrique Magazine of defamation, manipulation and propaganda against the first lady, for claims they believe are politically motivated.

This February 14, 2019, Lady Ponce has done like all lovers of the world by promising her husband a sincere love for the better and for the worse.

The message reads.....

"To you my valentine, my accomplice, my best friend, the love of my life my joy to live. You are my happiness. Thanks to you, and  with you, it's Valentine's Day every day at home.

To love is the most wonderful thing that has happened. I could never imagine one day loving someone to this point. My sweet Husband, I will love you until my last breath and even after my death.  My life without you would not make sense. Be reassured my sweet and adorable husband, after God it's you and after you it's always you. Happy Valentine's day my dear husband."

A student at the Nkongsamba School of Fine Arts in western Cameroon, Grace Dorothée is an artist in the 'me having a talent in the pure state who realizes eternal works.

She is endowed with a spirit of creativity and succeeds in transmitting on her board the representation she has mentally made. When Grace begins to paint, she is in her universe that is painting since this seed of artist painter is at ease. To this end, she says: "Very exciting the moment when the eyes, the fingers, the brush and all the attention are one. All in a total fusion to reinterpret reality, to make visible the invisible "




Talented and versatile, this nugget performs feats with a pencil on a paper "cansson". Her inspiration comes from the smile of a child who touches the woman heart to the point of shuddering he and filling her eyes with "sparkling stars" according to her. The works cross the walls and seduce men of culture and other art lovers.




Grace Dorothée's works a…

The Francophone Broadcasting judges will start selecting the Season 3 nominees for the show starting this February. They will tour 10 countries in the region, in addition to traditional online casting.

The television channel VoxAfrica that broadcasts the program has just announced the launch of activities related to the third season. The show will begin airing in October. This program is one of the most followed in the French-speaking Africa region.

In Côte d'Ivoire and Cameroon, its first season had achieved, according to statistics cited by Les Echos, an average audience respectively of 9 million and 10 million viewers.

The promoters of the show plan to launch in 2020, The Voice Kids Francophone Africa, the version of the show that makes the children compete. In order to attract even more audience.

We were all alerted last weekend by the great fight between Nathalie Koah and Coco Emilia. The two women, during  party organized on the occasion of the birthday of the Cameroonian businessman Alexandre Mbiam, did not hesitate to unleash one on the other. For more info on how that happened read HERE

An act that has since continued to feed the canvas. So to put an end to this controversy Nathalie Koah has decided to apologize to her fans and Internet users.

The boss of the "psycheebynk" promises to respect in all circumstances its values ​​and moral principles

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To all @psycheebynk customers, your loyalty grows from day to day and your patience in all events honors me particularly

Aison or Twist, Defense or Attack There is always a Silent method for handling pressures / conflicts if they exist.

I hereby apologize for the noise and discomfort caused by the recent NOV EVENTS.

Our brand is the quality of its products and the quality of its services and benefi…