About Cameroon’s Unique Business Environment
Following independence, many sub-Saharan African countries adopted the language of their colonizers as the official national language. English, French and Portuguese are [...]
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The Nguon Festival: Celebrating History, Culture and Tradition
I am proud to be a Bamoun! This is what one could hear from young and old members of the Bamoun community during the week long celebrations of the 544th Nguon festival. These [...]
A Bâtons Rompus avec Kaïssa, la diva de la musique Africaine
Par Trésor Yoassi Si l’on posait aux nombreux mélomanes qui la suivent tant sur les scènes du monde qu’à travers les multiples réseaux sociaux dont elle est une [...]
Cameroon Annual Show Fashion Week: A Premier Black Models’ Fashion Event
Runways, catwalks and fashionsitas are terms that are becoming common in Cameroon these days as fashion festivals are increasingly popular. Throughout the year, events are [...]
Metche Falls: Where Culture Meets History
Calm and peacefulness are the words that I use to describe this place. With this serenity and quietness, one could hardly imagine the astounding spectacle taking place thirty [...]
Richard Bona: From a Cameroon mud-hut village kid to a virtuoso of the bass guitar
Richard Bona, whose real name is Bona Pinder Yayumayaolo, has now lived in skyscrapers and chateaus while performing in the cities of Douala, Moscow, Mumbai, New-York, Paris, [...]
From Royalty to Captive, and Back to Cameroon
The story of Prince William D. Holland, an African-American who returned to his roots Follow me back in time, back to Cameroon in the 1770’s. Just imagine what chaos was [...]
Perpetuating the Legend of Afo-a-Kom
By: Ernest Sumelong The Northwest Region of Cameroon is well known for its rich culture and touristic endowments. The grassfield people (people from the Northwest Region) [...]
CTM April’s issue is out!
Cameroon Traveler Magazine Online Issue The April – June issue of Cameroon Traveler Magazine is now available online. TOC for this issue: Feature: The 544th Nguon (Bamoun) [...]
German Audio Doctor Saves Cameroon’s Music
Read this article on Deutsche Welle Cameroon lost much of its musical tradition to colonization, and the recordings that remained are decaying. So a German émigré is [...]
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