KARMA DOES NOT WORK THE WAY YOU THINK AND HERE IS WHY
The bad guy does not always meet with a fatal end. The thing is, we black people think we have a special relationship with God and sit and wallow in [...]
WILL AUNTIE FELICIA LOSE HER AUDIENCE BECAUSE OF TOO MANY ADVERTISEMENTS?
I realized just like many of you that, recently, most of Auntie Felicia’s comedy skits are actually adverts. As someone who works in branding and mark [...]
GASHA ANNOUNCES NEW EP
We are pretty excited about this one. Gasha releases the tracklist for her upcoming EP.
The most interesting thing about this EP is that it will be G [...]
CAMEROON & THE POLITICS OF EMPTY SYMBOLS
A friend of mine often jokes that when Paul Biya leaves power, a special budget will have to be voted in the National Assembly to remove his portrait [...]
JOEL EMBIID & THE FRENCH CONNECTION: PATRIOTISM OR REALISM?
Cameroon's social media space has been aflame with regard to the news reported by French sports outlets that Joel Embiid had taken administrative st [...]
WIZKID’S LOSS & THE PROBLEM WITH THE GRAMMYS
On Sunday, Wizkid lost the Grammy award for Best Global Album to Angelique Kidjo. It marked the second time, in three years, that a Nigerian urban act [...]
BRAND AMBASSADOR DEALS IN CAMEROON: THE KO-C & RUN DMC PARADIGM
Run-DMC was hip-hop’s very first superstar, commercially-successful, music group. They burst onto rap the scene in 1983 and made the first really big [...]
MONETIZING A FANBASE AND MUSIC SALES STATS IN CAMEROON
In February 2019 when Jovi released his fourth studio album God Don Kam, reports were flying around that the album had sold 50,000 copies. I made a po [...]
ULANDA: CAMEROON’S RISING MAKOSSA SENSATION
She burst into the Cameroonian music scene in December 2020 with the release of ‘One Day,’ a song that could have been a product of the likes of Grace [...]
RIGOBERT SONG MAY NOT BE ETO’O’S CHOICE FOR HEAD COACH FOR THE LIONS.
Opinions on his qualification for the position of head coach of the Indomitable lions started to fly after an article, on Jeune Afrique, that was quic [...]