THE VIDEO OF THE WEEK (WATCH HERE) P.I.M BOYS

The CPE team is basically one of the best team so far as far as movie and music video production and directing are concerned. The Crew headed by DR. Nkeng Stephens actually did proof their worth on the recently released video ICI AU KAMER by the P.I.M BOYS.

The video has scenes of the military at the war front, depicting the intense gun firing and the tension that happens at the war front. This video is a most watch video. This is the first official release video by the P.I.M BOYS and they have definitely made a mad and epic first impression with this song.

ICi AU KAMER was produced by the beat maker and award winning producer Edi LeDrae. He has worked with a couple of well-known artists and has produced so many hit songs as well. His ingenuous work on this song could not be over emphasized. The song is dedicated to the fallen heroes at the war front he fell while fighting to protect their own from the prevalent terrorism. The song is super timely and u won’t leave without watching. This is the VIDEO OF THE WEEK ACCORDING TO KARAWA’S DIARY

CLICK AND WATCH ICI AU KAMER HERE 

CLINTON N'JIE SAID TO BE NEARING RETURN FROM KNEE INJURY

 
Clinton N’Jie is nearing his return to the Tottenham first-team after more than two months out with a knee injury.
The Cameroon international, who signed from Lyon last summer, underwent surgery on his medial collateral ligament (MCL) in his right knee in December.
He has not played since the Europa League group stage victory at home to Monaco on December 10 and has made just 13 appearances all season.
But N’Jie returned to fitness work outdoors this week and hopes to make an impact as Spurs chase a first title in 55 years.
“It’s important for me to come back and join the team because they’re doing a great job,” he said.
“Mentally it hasn’t been easy. It’s been tough but I’ve been working very, very hard with the doctors and medical staff to get myself fit.
“Injuries happen, so I’ve just been looking forward to coming back stronger. I can see the good job the guys are doing and I can’t wait to get back onto the pitch and be part of it.
“It’s important that I’m still hungry, I still want to play and I still want to prove to the fans what I can do so, for me, I just want to get back fit and do a good job.”
N’Jie has been sharing a treatment room with centre-back Jan Vertonghen – Spurs’ vice-captain – who has been suffering with a knee injury of his own.
And N’Jie said: “Since Jan got injured he’s been there for me and trying to encourage me. All the players have been really good and I really appreciate that.
“But it’s not only the players – the gaffer, all the staff, everyone has been there to encourage me and to tell me that they want me to be back as fast as possible. That’s been great encouragement.”


SOURCE: skysport

SEE CAMEROON'S RANK IN THE WORLD AND IN AFRICA AS FAR AS GLOBALIZATION IS CONCERNED

(Business in Cameroon) – The École Polytechnique Fédérale de Zurich (EPFZ) publicly revealed, on 4 March 2016, its 2016 ranking of the most globalised countries in the world, which reflects the level of economic, social and political globalisation in 192 countries throughout the world. Cameroon takes the 151st spot in the world, and 38th in Africa.

In the CEMAC area, Cameroon is preceded by Gabon (112nd worldwide and 14th in Africa) and the Republic of Congo (134th worldwide and 25th in Africa). The three other CEMAC countries being Chad (170th worldwide and 44th in Africa), the Central African Republic (47th in Africa and 175th worldwide) and Equatorial Guinea (52nd in Africa and 190th worldwide) are among the last 10 of this ranking dominated in Africa by Morocco, Mauritius and South Africa; and by the Netherlands, Ireland and Belgium at the world level.

According to the authors, the economic aspect of the globalisation in this ranking takes into account criteria such as the importance of trade, investments and cross-border income against the gross domestic product (GDP), as well as the impact of trade barriers and restrictions on flow of capitals.

The social dimension of globalization, we learned, is here measured based on personal cross-border contacts in the form of telephone calls and post mail; tourist flows and the importance of resident foreign population; the flows of cross-border information from internet, television and foreign press; as well as exports and imports of books against the GDP.

The political dimension of globalisation is measured by the number of foreign embassies in a country, the number of international organisations to which the country belongs, the number of UN peace missions to which the country contributed and the number of bilateral and multilateral agreements signed by the country since 1945.

SOURCE:BUSINESS NEWS

WHEN GIRLS TAKE PICTURES ON TOILET POT AND POST YOU KNOW SOCIAL MEDIA IS BECOMING UNBECOMING

 This picture was posted on Instagram with this girls taking selfies in the toilet while in the process.lol. What do u think will happen in a long run as far as social media is concern. The KIM generation.

THE TOP 3 MOST CLASSY DUDES ON THE 237 INDUSTRY NIGHT 10TH EDITION (see photos)

1.  Yuh Edwin aka ED-win nailed it with this classy gray 2p suit and a black shirt with the black hat that completed the entire look. His presence on the red carpet was felt. ED-win has just been signed by KBhood Muzik and will be releasing his first single shortly from now. He is presently working on his video project for his yet to be released single MBindi mbindi. He is 1^st on the top 3 classy wears at the industry night 10^th edition

2. Ngufor Gilbert aka Gilly Gilz aka Zamani could not show up at his own show any different without creating an impression on the red carpet. He appeared on the red carpet with a black suit, white shirt, a bow tie and cool destroyed jeans. It was definitely something different but classy. Check out his shoes (breath taking). Though he was all sweaty on the red carpet he was classy all the same. He is the managing director of KOKOBAR PUB and kokobar promotions, creative director, KIEN design studios/ NGUFOR visuals. Manager at kbhood Muzik. He is also the Coordinator of 237 industry night, digital marketer, photographer, graphic and web designer.

3. Simo Jandier came in third place. He came completely different but entirely classy. Instead of the normal long pants he settled for the shorts. He had a shirt that fitted perfectly and his brown shoes. Mr. Simo is a radio host on Media Afric with the radio program Hit Factory. He is the organizer of punchline Wednesday that has been picking up so amazingly. He has been doing music production for a while now.

And that was it for our top 3 classy guys on the red carpet at the 10^th edition of the 237 industry night. Keep calm and see for the females. Yes karawa’s dairy also took a look on the poorest appearance on the red carpet, best performances  and best shots on camera. STAY TUNED and let us know what you think.

THE AWARD WINNING GASHA RELEASES HER LONG AWAITED SINGLE "MA KONG WA"..(listen here)

 
 Its been a couple of unofficial releases for the super talented and the award winning Gasha. Her very last was CHAMPIONS a song that says a woman has to harness in herself believe and power. MA KONG WA has been the very first official release of hers after a while of underground work. MA kong wa is a song that says i love you in her native language lamso in the northwest region of Cameroon. Its all about the love expression. Soft and simple is the song and you will definitely want to put it on replay

 Gasha is a Cameroonian singer, song writer and recording artist who enjoys pleasing her audiences and fans with complex mixing of Cameroonian Pidgin English and English language Afro-pop tunes that tell the stories of everyday people with her ever appealing rustic voice. A one of a kind voice, she currently wows audiences with  singles like  “kaki Mbere” “This Life”  “Faya di Burn” featuring Magasco, Chiampion,The date  and she has been on songs with renowned artists like eddy kenzo and lots more. She is a winner of the African Music Magazine Awards (AFRIMMA) for best female artist Central Africa. Stay tuned for more as the magic continues to unravel.

LISTEN TO MA KONG WA HERE(with lyrics)

AN AUTOPSY REPORT OF THE SUPPOSED BEATEN DECEASED STUDENT AT SASSE COLLEGE REVEALED (photo)

 This is what it reads.I apologize if you got bad eyes. I could not reproduce this in writing because i wanted my dear readers to see it authentically.

76 HUNGRY BOKO HARAM MEMBERS SURRENDER

 


MAIDUGURI, Nigeria — Dozens of emaciated-looking Boko Haram members begging for food have surrendered in northeast Nigeria, the military and a civilian self-defense fighter said Wednesday.
Seventy-six people including children and women gave themselves up to soldiers last Saturday in Gwoza, about 100 kilometers (60 miles) southeast of Maiduguri, according to a senior officer.
All are being detained at military headquarters in Maiduguri, the birthplace of Boko Haram and currently the command center of the war against the Islamic extremists, according to the officer. He insisted on anonymity because he is not authorized to speak to journalists.
The detainees said many more fighters want to surrender, a self-defense civilian fighter who helped escort them to Maiduguri told The Associated Press.
Food shortages could indicate that Nigeria’s military is succeeding in choking supply routes of the Islamic extremists who have taken their fight across Nigeria’s borders. Some 20,000 people have died in the 6-year-old uprising. Boko Haram was declared the deadliest of all terror groups in 2014, surpassing the Islamic State group to which it declared allegiance last year.
In a separate development, soldiers from Nigeria and Cameroon rescued 701 people held captive in the Gwoza district, local council chairman Ibrahim Chikun told reporters in Maiduguri late Wednesday. He said they were freed Sunday in a joint operation.
Nigeria’s military reported that dozens of Boko Haram fighters were surrendering in September and October last year. It promised those who give themselves up voluntarily that they will be rehabilitated through a de-radicalization program.
In the 10 months since he took office promising to halt the insurgency, President Muhammadu Buhari has replaced the leadership of the military, moved the headquarters for the fight from the distant capital, Abuja, to the heart of the northeastern insurgency and resupplied soldiers.
The military has driven the insurgents from the towns and villages where they had set up an Islamic caliphate but Boko Haram has returned to hit-and-run tactics and suicide bombings.