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Yes, experience the festive atmosphere of the GRANDE KERMESSE au Village Jeunesse
🔥 Things are hotting up on the esplanade of the National Museum.
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✨🎶 THE CULTUR'A FAIR
Right now, you're experiencing this magical moment, initiated by the young people.
As part of this festive event, the public is treated to a joyous showcase of Cameroon's cultural and artistic heritage.
It is worth recalling that the Ministry of Arts and Culture - MINAC and the
The Ministry of Youth and Civic Education, with the support of UNESCO, spared no effort to thrill every spectator and leave a positive impression.
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For some years now, Africans in general, wherever they may be (Africa, America, Europe, Asia), have been trying to reclaim their heritage.
Today, the youth village is hosting a big fair to raise awareness among young people of their roots.
As part of this momentum, the ONZAINE DE LA JEUNESSE is participating in this dynamic around the importance and necessity of returning to our roots.
Here for you, LA GRANDE KERMESSE
️ Elsa Bang, Publishing Director and promoter of the GRANDE KERMESSE
She opened the ceremony by outlining the reasons behind her entrepreneurial commitment to cultural and religious diversity.
Freedom, love, fidelity, fertility and indissolubility should be the pillars. Diversity should therefore be both a source of enrichment and a source of challenge.
✍🎻 High-flying jury
* Sally Nyollo, singer, storyteller, comedian and best-selling author
* André Bang, CEO SOCILADRA
* Raïssa Chimala, Comedienne Web
💫💥 Art and culture
The higher level of culture🔥💯.
Students from schools across the capital city came to compete:
- Nkol-eton secondary school
- Lycée Général Leclerc
- Collège de la Retraite
– Collège Adventiste de Odza
– Lycée de Mballa 2
– Lycée Technique Bilingue de Nsam
✨🪸 A day of traditional and cultural expression and excellence for young people
Today in the Youth Village, this theme gives way to performances by students and other young people. Their art is focused on choreography, songs, theatre, sketches, poems and plastic art.
It is also the perfect time to reward young "Success Stories" who have made their mark in the nation and internationally through acts of prestige and initiative.
✍ Best literary work category: poem
Student Kondjambende Koan Grégory from Collège Adventiste de Odza.
In stitched prose, he describes the deities of Ancient Greece. He presents part 1 of his literary work, about a young man aged 19 who is descended from a Greek god who is supposed to protect him on a daily basis so that he can achieve his goals.
Category Best Literary Work: Slam
Student Fouda Marie Daniella from the Lycée de Nkol'eton declaims a slam about pride in being Cameroonian with fighting spirit and Hemlè. She reminds us of all the luminaries who honour the Green 💚 Red ❤️ Yellow 💛.
It also encourages people to discover Cameroon's gastronomic riches.
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