Cameroon's A-list actor Epule Jeffry, Alias "Jeff Jazzy" reveals himself

Epule Jeffry popularly known as "Jeff Jazzy" or "Cameroon's Jim Ike" has evolved from a the flame of promising Mc to a burning fire of a famous Camwood actor among a multitude selling actors. The way he says is "Respect and humility" Acting was really a passion for him but to him he was "An accident child in the movie industry" He gets inspired from continuous learning being a collective of every actor as such taking from those who have been there before him.

Born in 1983, he counts himself one among a million. Considering the competition and the back bites in the movie industry, he shows out challenges by getting many nominations and winning various awards; Best Actor 2012 Camwood, Dynasty Award as the most promising in the movie industry. "Acting is never really about time but rather hard work and talent"

To  Flavours of Africa, Jeff says he is priviledge to act with some famous actors and actress in Africa. Despite featuring in movies like "Royal Destination" "Next  Bus stop" "Row Destination"  and recently "Decoded" and having such fame in the industry, Jeff doesnot intend to stay in acting for too long. We believe he is still around the  acting block for a very long time.

This is for you ladies, Jeff says he hasnt found the right one yet, but would prefer a woman who will challenge him intellectually, and is beautiful  physically as well as in the heart. 

Cameroon's most funny man popularly known as ‘’Pa Tom opens up about his Humanitarian activisties

Hello to you my readers, I had the pleasure last week Thurday of meeting Cameroon's most funny man called Thomas Ayuk Fotang, popularly known as ‘’Pa Tom,’’ in his widely popular Scratch Ya Eye sit-com airing on Canal 2 International television. During our heart conversation at a beautiful hotel reception in Douala, I discovered Thomas Ayuk Fotang was not only "The Funny Man" or an entertainer presenter of Top Radio and Television Programs in Cameroon, but he is also a philanthropist and  Humanitarian activist. 

In February 14th 2008 he was coronated and awarded the distinguished title “NFORKANG” meaning King of the Youth. Furthermore, he was appointment as Director of the Royal Goodwill Supportive Diplomatic Mission of CISRI-ISP Cameroun, a UN permanent observer mission, due to his volunteerism.

Chantal Biya the First Lady of Cameroon has been nominated for a humanitarian Award

Should we be jubilating on this or not?! you decide...According to Cameroon Tribune, Chantal Biya the First Lady of Cameroon has been nominated for a humanitarian Award at the 4th edition of Nollywood and African Film Critics’ Awards. This awards is schedule to hold at the legendary Saban Theatre of Beverly Hills, U.S., on Saturday, September 13, 2014. According to critics, this will be the biggest to date, with it long list of VIP guests from around the globe to grace the occasion. Dr. Victor Olatoy- Founder of the African Oscars- NAFCA expressed his feeling by saying, the Cameroonian first lady Mrs Biya deserved to be given an award for all her charitable organisations among which ar: African Synergy, which pursues various HIV/AIDS initiatives, and the Chantal Biya Foundation. Well congratulations to her Royal Highness.

Uganda anti-homosexual bill was challenged by activists in court

What is our Africa turning into my Facebook Family? Can you believe Uganda anti-homosexual bill was challenged by activists in court? arguing that the bill signed by the Ugandan President last month is unconstitutional because it discriminates against sexual orientation. 

Since when did Africans know about about DISCRIMINATION Acts? If at all they want to apply Discriminatory acts, there are better areas to do so such as gender, age, marital status, disability and race. Not sexuality which inturns validates ( homosexuality) for God sake...!!! Let such continue to stay in the dark even if it exist, but please let constitutional Laws out of it..! am I right ?..!

What is our next generation going to be like if this whole "discrimination" thing take effect especially in such areas. Africans are used to certain thing being abomination and so I think it should stay. What is you opinion on this please.

Brenda Shey Elung : Cameroon's most powerful woman in the movie industry was at the AMVCA 2014

I love when women respect not only their age, but their body as well. In this picture, the most powerful woman in the Cameroon Film industry does just that. Yes, Brenda Shey Elung looks great and she stayed true to her self…fresh and sophisticated; not like she's going to a beauty pageant. It's a refreshing change. Reminding us that you can still be sexy without showing too much skin and that white dresses are still having their day in the sun. With only minimal jewelry, a glossy nude lip and a skin sleek foundation finished out the straightforward yet effective statement. Brenda, well done and thumpsup for empowering women

SHOCKING: A KABARAK UNI FEMALE STUDENT CONFESSES TO HAVE DELIBERATELY INFECTED 324 MEN IN NAKURU TOWN WITH HIV

This girl believes she has nothing to hope for in life again and as such should take her revenge on other weak souls. What is your take on this please ?, Clearly from her story telling she was a victim and an innocent one for that matter. What advice will you give her, she is only 19 years of age and a 2nd year uni student. Is life truely over for her since she is infected? Read her story below..

 The whole Kenya Scandals team was set on tubulence when this girls story came to light. According to her Facebook page not a pseudo account, her opening clause goes as follows.

"i see you people exposing scandals i also have a big one to tell just dont expose my name” 

Ensuring her identity remained protected she continued telleing Kenya Scandals;

”im 19 and a 2nd year here at Kabarak Uni,i joined this college a virgin though ive had boyfriends before,my parents are strict so having sex was never on my mind. Sep 22nd 2013 is a day ill never forget,we went clubbing in town and got drunk with some senior students then went back hostels for party round 2, i rem less but i rem waking up naked to some guy called Javan with my P painful n new he had sex with me when drunk i only asked if he used a condom n he said yes,however when taking bath i noticed sperms down there,i wanted to commit suicide,i feared getting pregnant n HIV,took contras n hoped i was HIV free,in November i tested HIV posted,i felt like cutting off my neck,i confronted that guy and he insisted he was clean that i got it from somewhere, i was so depressed and took alcohol to die,i even bought poison,the pain was just unbearable how was i gone face the world,i let my parents down,i gave up on the world and just wanted to end my life”  

2Face makes a comeback to Nollywood

Music star, 2Face Idibia is to feature in another Nigerian movie alongside fellow singer, Omawumi Megbele.

The 'African Queen' singer will be in a new dance movie titled 'Make a Move', which also stars Ivie Okujaiye, Majid Michel and Bervely Naya.

The trailer for a new film has already been released. Niyi Akinmolayan directed the flick.

This movie is expected to be out before the end of this year.

Genevieve and Mikel Obi expressed their excitments of being the new Brand Ambassadors for Amstel Malta

The co- stars, Genevieve and footballer Mikel Obi, are new Brand Ambassadors for Amstel Malta. This was confirmed on the night of AMVCA 2014 ceremony which took place on March, 8th 2014. Both stars expressed their humble excitements of being part of such project that not only encourages, but also inspires young Nigerians. More pictures after cut...

Globalisation will soon lead to crop falure and decrease in diversity food supply

Globalisation continues to touch almost every aspect of life in the modern world and this includes the food on our table. Over the last 50 years, our diets around the world have become more homogeneous,  while the diversity of food supply has decreased, which could mean that the world's crops will be increasingly vulnerable to climate change and other dangers, according to a new report.

Nigerians shareholders of Ecobank are calling for the resignation of the Director General of Ecobank Group , the Ivorian Thierry Tanoh.

Nigerians shareholders of Ecobank are calling for the resignation of the current Director General of Ecobank Group , the Ivorian Thierry Tanoh. As a result of this, the Extraordinary General assembly of the Ecobank group resumed here Monday after being suspended for more than two hours by these same shareholders. So what is he accused of? 

The investigation by the SEC and whose conclusions are available since January, reported several failures in the management of the bank, particularly on Board of Directors which is accused of lacking a clear vision.

Issues bothering on faulty governance, the way decisions are taken by the Board of Directors and the lack of independence were also discussed.

So how could this affect the bank's ranking in Africa?

'Ecobank Transnational Incorporated will come out of this stronger,' said the official, adding that reforms will help enhance the efficiency of the banking group, still ranked first in Africa.

Commenting on the bank's ranking in Africa, CEO Tanoh said 'This award confirms that the banking group remains a landmark for African businesses and individuals.'

According to en.africatime.com report lately, an official of the Bank, spoke about this turbulent condition and requested anonymity. This official told PANA that 'the Nigerians are orchestrating a move to divert public attention from debate and implementation of audit results at KPMG cabinet that was commissioned by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and hardly cleared all the former members of management board, including the former President of the Governing Council, Kolapo Lawson and his Nigerian compatriot, the former CEO, Arnold Ekpe.

However, reforms, including top appointments to the board, will depend on the vote of the heavyweight shareholders, among which are the Public Investment Corporation (the Pension Fund South African officials), which holds 20% stake in the group, the fourth largest bank in South Africa, Nedbank, and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) of the World Bank group.