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Released December last year 2011, Ringers Magazine is a much more talented forum which aims at dishing out to the entire population of Cameroon, Africa and the world at large all what Cameroon’s made of. It is out to give recognition to those Cameroonians who are making a landmark difference in redefining and structuring the showbiz and entertainment industry in Cameroon,and also bridging that gap between such talents, the executors and the various publics in our country.

Having Binam Studio’s young producer and director Achille Brice on the cover of its premium edition plus Mnet production Tinsel cast on the center fold, sure thing Ringers Magazine will redefine Kamer’s entertainment industry if its birth could showcase such bold and beautiful faces of Africa.

Nexdimempire.com always brings you closer to all you can ever imagine, watch out for more on Ringers as we’d be bringing to you an indepth and more personal issues with regards to this awesome Cameroonian African  Magazine.

Stay glued!!!


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February
2

Nexdim fashionistas coming up soon is one in a lifetime breath-taking event organised by the prominent Afroshic Clothing and your number one  entertainment site Nexdim Empire, to be  hosted by its African prolific designer Reneta Ndisang.

Gossip Fashion Show as it is called will bring together designers of all genres and quality, specialised in different fashion related gadgets – bags, jewelries, dresses, shoes and all that encompasses fashion around Cameroon.

With already gained sponsors like E…ric, Tak…Arts, Nexdim Empire, Wodalive Foods,the event will be blended and spiced with music,dance and comedy so that all its witnessers can come, see and go talk and even gossip about it. Take the rendez- vous on the 3rd of March 2012, 5:30pm at the CNPS Hall Mile 17 Buea.

Interested sponsors can contact: email- afro_shic@yahoo.com

Call: 00237 93 20 09 71


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January
31

JCI Cameroon Award of  the  Ten Outstanding Young Persons of  Cameroon (TOYP) in different categories like  Business, Economic and/or Entrepreneurial Accomplishment, Agriculture, Medical Innovation and Culture which took place at Djeuga Palace Yaounde, had Emile Ngumbah of  M1 Studio going home with an award in the cultural domain.

M1 Studio is one of the most renown recording labels in Cameroon. Based in the burstling town of  Buea in the South West region, it  has worked with almost all of  Cameroon’s most known artist nowadays – Achalle, Bate Nico, Bright Phase,  Narcisse Pryze you name the rest.

Back then Emile was out to train young talented Cameroonians in a bid to help them discover themselves, but today since 2003,  most of his trainees are featured in each and every musical  competition within Cameroon and Africa is  it the Nescafe Competition, Kora Awards, Star de Demain, Music Star, CABAHO Festival or which?

Thus, to celebrate such cultural achievements and leadership, M1 studio man received an award for JCI TOYP of Cameroon under the cultural domain at Djeuga Palace, Yaounde.Present at the occasion were the Minister of Culture, Aman Tutu Muna, CRTV’s General Manager, Amadou Vamoulke, American Ambassador Representative, British Ambassador Reresentative amongst others.

Speaking on a one on one chatting session with nexdimempire.com, Emile expressed so much joy and how he felt so overwhelmed to have been seen from such a distance. This will only go a long way to give him more urge and power to work even more harder, so he says.

Congratulations man more grease!!!


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January
28

A Tanzanian artist , Ally Timbulo has wasted no time to have his own share of X Maleya‘s reputation and fame. The fast rising star keeps  popularizing himself with a copy of X Maleya’s ”Yelele” which turned to be a classic hit in 2010 in Cameroon. ”Domo langu” is already having a quick embrace across Tanzania. As if this isn’t  enough, Timbulo is currently having his way with another X Maleya song ”Tchokolo”  faked in a Swahili title ” Waleo wa kasho”. It is quite clear that this is a flagrant infringement of copyright which is has a criminal liability. ”This one na Fiango sense” lol. The guy  has  cool voice and honestly , I prefer this version of the song . Great inspiration ! . X Maleya in Swahili means X Prostitute. 

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January
23

A new award has joined the ever-growing  Cameroonian entertainment landscape. The Cameroonian Entertainment Awards ,as it is called, “intends to recognise Cameroonians  in entertainment”. Nominations are open for a wide range of nominees from sports,music,film and other media -related sectors like T.V.  According to information reaching us, the award ceremony is supposed to take place on June 30th,2012 in Washington D.C. Persons interested in voting are called upon to do so using the email cameroonentertainmentawards@gmail.com. Nominations will end on February 14,2012 and the top five nominees from each category will be announced and posted on the C.E.A website cameroonentertainmentawards.org which people can visit for the list of categories. The organisers say they plan to broadcast the event on CRTV and other T.V outlets. While applauding this umpteenth attempt at promoting excellence in the entertainment milieu, we pray the part about broadcasting live over the CRTV  is no P.R stunt. For updates,visit their facebook page Cameroon entertainment awards.


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January
18

Individually they are just three fellows but when they come together musically  they become the musical sensation called X Maleya. Since they burst unto the scene, the guys have been marching from victory unto victories. The artistic clout they have gathered has seen them doing duets with heavyweights like Passi, Pit Baccardi and Patience Dabany. Their new situation thus begs the question: are they Cameroon’s supreme  boy-band? Yes,they are. Their recent album “Tous Ensemble”  only underscored their boy-band power. After their November -12 concert at the Yaounde Sports Complex, any doubts about them  deserving this accolade were dispelled. Their performances exuded unparalleled maturity and professionalism with beautifully-choreographed moves and swag. In the Cameroonian -music scene which has been accustomed to mixed groups of people prancing haphazardly on stage, they seem poised to win the title of  first Cameroonian boy-band. They have what it takes ;the moves ,the looks and the hits. Furthermore,their ever-growing  legion of female fans is an indicator of their boy-band potential and steady transformation into sex symbols. Their hit-making habit   has catapulted their fame beyond national frontiers and placed them in the country’s select club of crowd- pulling artists alongside greats like Petit -Pays. If all this isn’t  supreme boy-band stuff then I don’t know what it is. However,their next challenge will be to confirm and consolidate their new-found fame.

 


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January
16

Those who missed the maiden edition of the Douala Hip Hop festival  can make up for lost time. A documentary film release depicting the event as it went down has been made available online by the folks at STM Studios. As usual, Nexdim   has brought it  to your doorsteps and all you have to do is watch. If you were not part of that history-making event with electrifying performances from guys like Jovi and Valsero  this is your chance to get a taste of that urban pie. Enjoy the rich and exciting content free.


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January
16

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The recent surge in the popularity of  Cameroonian -urban artists has left some people pondering why urban music is finally on the rise. Countless cogent reasons have been given for this phenomenon. But what if the reason was simply the language used.What if it is because the language used is pidgin. Yes,pidgin. The language we were reminded never to speak at school except in the neighbourhood. If there is truth to the  theory that each language we speak is a life we live then Cameroonians penchant for guys like Jovi can be explained. When Jovi sings of “shak”, it resonates with us because we all “shak” . When he talks of “don for kwat”, childhood memories spring of one  ”grand” who used to terrorise the neighbourhood. These artists, aided by a parallel- refined beat, easily win over the public whereas  Jay-z wannabes who sing of champagne, jets and bling using unconvincing accents rather lose the public’sympathy. The public knows that the jet and champagne-singing artist  doesn’t  even own a wheelchair or drink portable water . Like it or not,most Cameroonians speak in English or French but dream,belief,hope and exist in pidgin. We express all the subtleties of our being in pidgin. We are complete and without debilitating inhibitions in a space where pidgin is the means of communication. We easily connect with Njoheur when he sings “you dong forget ma number”. “All we dee shak,all we dee chop koum-koum even the one dem weh they dee stay for fence house”. Pidgin unites us all, so we  enjoy the song when it is released, making it a smash hit and making the artist a star. With the help of artists, pidgin has stopped being an outcast that is avoided. It is no longer an aside in a 7 minute-long song.  It is now the main thing: the wave on which  most successful urban-music artists surf on their way to success. Ask Jovi, Dugtor Sley and yes,why not Niken.lol. Feel free to disagree


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January
14

The first ever edition of  Douala Hip Hop Festival that took place on the last days of December 2011 in Douala featured artists of  francophone zone  like Boudoir, Sissongho Mcs, Duc- Z, Hobskur and Dutty who came from France for the festival, Creme de la creme and Mumak’s  Jovi. Amongst all the french representation, Jovi was chosen as guest star of the festival – first time ever for an anglophone in a festival like this. Representing kamer hip hop, Jovi and creme de la creme thrilled the entire population in some explosive performances and ended up creating a big impact in the minds of all those present.

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January
9

NexDim Entertainment  hip hop sensational artist Njang Steves a.k.a. Steveslil, last year invaded the Shengen and wasted no time to become an active participating member of the Cameroon Cultural and Development Association in Finland, Camcudaf.

Camcudaf is a non profit making organisation out to promote the cultural background of Cameroon meeting the desires of its members in the diaspora. In the 2011 edition of the  Cameroon All White Party for Charity that took place in Helsinki Finland, September last year to enable the organisation help the less privileged back home, superstar panjo master was  in an explosive thrilling performance that got all shaking their bodies.

Watch and enjoy!


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