History The Toghu or Atoghu is a colourfully patterned garment of the Grassfields people of the North West region of Cameroon. You can find this article in French here! Traditionally, it is made of black velvet on which patterns and decorations are hand-embroidered with thread or strips of yellow, orange,
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The Cameroonian DNA leads to success? Check these 27 astounding celebritiesThe Cameroonian DNA leads to success? Check these 27 astounding celebrities
All the personalities that you will discover are not Cameroonian by nationality, but have a certain percentage of Cameroonian DNA. Not to be confused with those who already claim their Cameroonian nationality loud and clear. Happy reading! Kylian Mbappe Lottin Since the recent FIFA World Cup in November 2021, there
7 secrets why our mothers are loyal to the scarf !7 secrets why our mothers are loyal to the scarf !
Today, considered a fashion accessory for many pan-African women, the African scarf, previously worn with traditional outfits, now blends with a much more urban style. Retrouvez cet article en français ici!! But after watching with scrutiny my 3 grandmothers, 2 mothers, my countless aunts and grandaunts, as well as the
30 free Cameroonian movies to watch and rewatch!30 free Cameroonian movies to watch and rewatch!
Often called Collywood, or more rarely Camlywood, the very little known Cameroonian film industry sometimes conceals real nuggets, short and feature films of course, series, but also animated films, moreover 4 of them have been purchased by Netflix, including “Therapy”, “Fisherman’s diary“, “Broken” and “A man for the weekend“ Here,
10 great things about Cameroon10 great things about Cameroon
The following are 10 great things Dustin Pfundheller from the Other Side of Truth found out about Cameroon: 10 Cameroon is one of the wettest countries in the entire world. 9 Cameroon is one of the most fertile lands with a ton of different crops that grow easily because of
The unknown Bimbia Slave PortThe unknown Bimbia Slave Port
In Dikolo, one of the chiefdoms of the village of Bimbia – South-West region, Cameroon, is a slave port, from where more than 10% of the 12 million slaves exiled to the Americas during the transatlantic slave trade are said to have left. Bimbia The village of Bimbia was an
The true history of KABA NGONDO: Origins and MeaningThe true history of KABA NGONDO: Origins and Meaning
Read this article in French here. While for many theorists the Kaba was born in West Africa, others argue that it appeared in the Littoral region for the first time. With the arrival of the missionaries, the Duala people, and more generally the Sawa people experienced a period of cultural