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There has been a torrential pour of reactions from members of the Cameroonian film sector and observers after what has generally been termed a successfully organized and impressively attended... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 20 Sep 2013 Hits:6589 Latest
There was an undoubted unanimity amongst some USA-based film critics and producers when they viewed Far for subsequent updates ahead of the movie’s release. The artists’ performance is unquestionable, they... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 01 Jan 2014 Hits:5987 Latest
Pacing slowly to ensure that it is strongly erected with all openings mended, is certainly what Ciana can be associated with. From all indication, the Buea-based rapper dines endlessly with... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 21 Jul 2014 Hits:11639 Latest
Film making goes beyond entertainment. Apart from the traditional media (radio, television and newspapers), cinema is also an unarguably strong medium for development. This has been noticeable in the domain... Read more
TUDI NDI NATHALIE Be the first to comment! 15 Apr 2013 Hits:9087 MOVIES
The least thing you would want to do, if you knew Titus Banyoh in the 90s, is to call Batimu FM (www.batimufm.com) a surprise. Rather, the online radio outfit... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 28 Dec 2014 Hits:6423 Latest
Simply put, Ikechukwu Onyeka’s Far, co-produced by Agbor Gilbert Ebot and Mathew Eyong befits the eyes. Its outcome as an excellently woven cinematographic piece should be no news. The unusual... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 20 Oct 2013 Hits:7620 Latest
There is every reason for this young female actor, living in Kumba-Cameroon to shine. She comes from a very formidable acting background. “I have been acting from childhood,” she explained.... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Comments(3) 17 Mar 2011 Hits:23496 MOVIE STARS
It’s so easy to think that 23 is a tender age to make things happen, especially in an area as delicate, technically challenging and financially heavy as film production. It... Read more
TTS Be the first to comment! 16 Jan 2013 Hits:29384 INTERVIEWS
For the first time, a network for arts journalists in Africa will exist. AAJN, African Arts Journalists Network will go operational in the coming months, to cater for the professional... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Comments(2) 02 May 2010 Hits:7731 Latest
When “Follow You De Go” drops this coming Friday, May 10, 2024, it will make Quincy Bell, a track richer in her already rich gospel music career. Then, the track... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 10 May 2024 Hits:2804 Latest
Become your own employer and pay yourself your salary. There is no other advice to young Africans greater than this. This would certainly have been the take home message for... Read more
TTS Be the first to comment! 29 Sep 2020 Hits:2271 Latest
Merlisa Determined waxes on stronger with her movie acting career. Amid the odds of 2020, she still completed her assignments and is poised to film more stories. As she engages... Read more
TTS Be the first to comment! 03 Mar 2021 Hits:1905 Latest
It is now clear actors in Cameroon are determined to make acting a worthwhile occupation. Meeting in Buea recently in their second national convention, members of the Actor's Guild of... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Comments(1) 08 Dec 2010 Hits:7898 MOVIES
Just one film will be bearing Cameroon’s flag to this year’s Africa Movie Academy Awards, AMAA. Asoni, directed by Keka Sylvester has been nominated in the best film in an... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 22 Mar 2012 Hits:7785 MOVIES
Keenly, this reporter watched how Naomi Achu comported in a completely different mood. That was perhaps the first time he noticed the Cameroonian music icon in deep solemnity. All... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 31 Jul 2013 Hits:13758 Latest
Fruits of a honeymoon Cameroon’s State-run TV network the CRTV and the local film industry have been having are on the way to the dinning table. A new meal being... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 19 Jan 2012 Hits:6845 STAR CORNER
Anxiety has risen among fans of Daphne in particular and Cameroonians in general, as they await the release of the frontline contemporary singer’s maiden album. “Until this album is made... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 20 Dec 2015 Hits:37702 Latest
The doors of the famous Cramton Auditorium flung open in just few hours to let in guests to the maiden edition of the Cameroon Entertainment Awards, CEA. The Washington DC... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Comments(2) 28 Jul 2012 Hits:7989 Latest
It is now an undeniable fact that Cameroon’s film industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in the country. It grows in quantity and quality. This growth is thanks... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Be the first to comment! 13 Jul 2013 Hits:9144 MOVIES
The voices of Shalom, Estelle, Nene, Alo X, Philipo, Bonnard, Sharlene and Leadsman have for the past days been inaugurating what is going to be Yaounde's most modern music recording... Read more
Ernest Kanjo Comments(1) 08 Dec 2010 Hits:6953 STAR CORNER
Cameroon is already bracing up to welcome an illustrious son who from all indications is the next song ambassador. Sona will arrive in the country in the coming days to…
The health stalemate caused by the ravaging Ebola virus and the frightening security threat brought about by the invasion of Boko Haram are two current situations that naturally call for…
Anxiety has grown ten folds in Africa, four weeks to the maiden edition of the Cameroon International Film Festival (CAMIFF). The Central African nation, usually described as Africa in miniature,…
The Cameroonian gospel music industry keeps growing in quantity and in quality, thanks to scores of young people who are increasingly taking interest in serving the Lord and sending…
The editor of TIPTOPSTARS, one of Cameroon’s leading portals, covering entertainment news has been rewarded for his ceaseless commitment in projecting the country’s fast-growing film industry. Ernest Kanjo was…
Cameroon is one movie richer. Vanity Fair is at the entrance into the country’s film industry. The 120-minutes movie is shot on locations in the sea-side resort of Limbe and…
In recent years, Africans living in the diaspora have been very concerned about recognizing and appreciating the continent’s values, talents and productivity. The creative arts domain has easily been figured…
That Cameroonian filmmakers in the diaspora are putting up relentless efforts, not only to keep their country’s film seventh art industry alive, but to propel it to greater heights…
Home is home is certainly what hovers around the mind of India-based Cameroonian movie actress, Sherilline Queen. From all indications, she had nostalgically missed Cameroon these past years the movie…
