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After weeks of recess, the Cameroon Entertainment Awards, CEA is back with preparations for the second edition. CEA 2013, if there is no modification on the date, will take place on August 17. The venue for the event and the date for nominations into the various categories will be known by February 2013. Existing and potential partners will be kept abreast as things unfold.

Meantime, CEA 2013 will be packed-full of innovations and promises to be more electrifying.

The Cameroon Entertainment Awards is an annual event initiated with the aim of recognizing, celebrating and promoting Cameroonians who have distinguished themselves in the various artistic expressions. It has the overall goal to put the country’s cultural heritage on the world stage. The maiden took place in Washington DC on July 28, 2012.

We shall be bringing you step-by-step information in subsequent releases.

Executive Producers

Maybelle Boma (917-371-3559)            

Anne Etape (301-547-1430)     

There is a growing yet, soothing anxiety among Cameroonians in particular and lovers of culture in general as the city of Antwerpen braces to host the first ever final of Miss Cameroon Belgium. “The décor is set and we’re looking forward to November 3, 2012 to reveal the handsome end-of-year gift to our audience,” one of the organizers told TIPTOPSTARS in Belgium.

This is a professionally busy weekend for song guru Yunick J. Yuniwoh. The Texas, USA-based gospel and a crew of skilful video technicians are out on locations shooting a clip for a latest song. It was an undoubtedly well prepared artiste when TIPTOPSTARS Editor spoke with Yunick on the linne to Texas earlier this week. He later informed us that shooting of Come From Afar will take place for two days.

Those who have followed the development trend of television technology would agree with this reporter that South Africa is a force to reckon with. It is an indisputable fact that some of the best things that have happened in television have come from this country. Then, that some of the people behind the scenes, making this industry tick are Cameroonians is what makes the story even more exciting. A good number of Cameroonian film makers involved in TV production in South Africa are creating a mark. This leaves observers with the belief that they are eventually going to become some of the best people making things happen in South African television.