Friday, February fourteenth, the UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.
Nollywood actors heading to Cameroon for CAMIFF 2016
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Cameroon
will play host to some of Africa's biggest stars like Ramsey Noah, Gideon
Okeke, Richard Mofe Damijo, Juliet Ibrahim and Fred Amata, ahead of the 2016
Cameroon International Film Festival (CAMIFF) to hold in April.
CAMIFF
2016 is holding its first edition and is already proving to be the event every
film maker in Africa is looking forward to attend thanks to an enriching
six-day program to entertain and train movie makers and fans across the
continent.
"We
are very excited to be doing this [film festival] now," Agbor Gilbert,
founder of CAMIFF tells DCODED TV.
"CAMIFF
is to give an opportunity for English-speaking Cameroonian film makers, to sell
their movies without stress and allow the Francophones to also introduce their
films to buyers from across the world." he adds.
Abgor
also emphasize the fact that the film festival could encourage employment
within the six-day span of the event.
"With
the festival holding in this town [Buea], there will be employment for a lot of
people. Hotels will make money, restaurants will make money, call box [phone
call business] will make money and we could even have a foreign film maker
collaborate with our local film makers to do co-production and expand
distribution," he
continued.
CAMIFF
is scheduled to hold in Buea, South West Region from April 25 - 30.
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