Zoétélé Youths Go Festive After New Ministerial Appointments

Zoétélé, a small town in the Dja-et-Lobo Division of the South Region witnessed serious partying from its youths after Biya appointed new ministers into his government on the 2nd of march 2018. They wore white T-shirts with the inscription “POPOL C’ EST BON COMME CA” in an attempt to commend the head of state for flushing out some long serving big names from the regime.
  

The youths stormed the town and could be heard chanting with joy the names of Edgar Alain Mebe Ngo’o,  Martin Belinga Eboutou who have been at the helm of power besides Paul Biya for decades. These, youths sang songs praising the president for this move and drank themselves to stupor. Of course, it will follow that such jubilation is a calculated move for motions of support to start pouring in in favour of Mr. Biya’s candidacy in the upcoming presidential elections.

My sole concern is, do these youths feel a sense of belonging in the management of the affairs of this country under a regime where the average age limit for holders of ministerial and other top administration is 70? Are they simply happy because they are ‘connected’ to one or the other appointees? Do they see change through these new cabinet ministers or they are just out to have a new t-shirt, free drinks, free lunch and some cash seemingly offered by one or the other arrivists into the limelight of presidential favours and consideration?

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Young Rockzy Makes His Debut With Two Hot Singles

Young Rockzy, born  Nkezi Godlove, young talented Cameroonian Hip-hop artist took his first steps into the Cameroon musical arena in 2008 performing his demos and singles during social gatherings and in private shows around his hood.

Rockzy, boiling with enthusiasm and a pile of lyrically charged rhymes made

his debut in the eyes of the Camer hip-hop public with the release of his first single “Not a Day's Job” in 2017, a trending song up till date. Later in the same year, he released “Use To It” in collaboration with Kelly Graffa another force to reckon with in the game. Worthy to highlight that Rockzy is currently working on several hit tracks and collaborations to be released any time soon. Kwata Vibes will sure serve you all hot updates as soon as the release dates for these productions are made available.

Click Here To Watch "Not A Day's Job"

Click here To Watch "Used To It"

Banso Got Talent: DE FAKA Releases New Collabo

Yuven Maurice kwangha better known as De faka is a super talented rap artist from Nso, the North West region of Cameroon. Based in Yaunde, the rapper dedicates his time and energy to his music.
He recently released his first hit single entitled "Chack". This hit song is a real example of Cameroon's finest hard rap combined with sixteen killer bars throughout the song. 

DE FAKA soaring high in HipHop industry in Cameroon and he is a guy to watch out for. He now 

does collabos with other artists from the Central African Sub region. It's cleart that in no distant 

time we gone see him featured with more renowned artists in the game 'cos he get

what it takes to rock with the big shots in the game.

 In the song "Because of love", he does a perfect job featuring the young Gabonese singer FollowMe. The result of course is a perfect blend of rap bars and fine tuned singing from the Gabonese.

Click Here to Watch 'Chack Video' by DE FAKA

Click Here to Listen to 'Because of Love' By DE FAKA

Fire Ravages Home in Mile 3 Nkwen, Bamenda

Breaking Kwata Vibes:
Saturday, 3 March 2018

Fire Brigade arrives minutes too late

After due fact finding to ascertain the cause of yesterday's fire in Mile 3, Nkwen, Kwata Vibes was informed reliably that, before the fire broke out, there were two kids in the house. Left to themselves, these kids started playing and one lit a match stick and torched the wool carpet that was on the floor. The flames spread so rapidly that the kids could't contain. Immediately, they ran off and signal their mother who wasn't too far off. 

When the lady arrived the scene, she couldn't recognize her house since it was already engulfed in flames. With all the wailing and hysteria, she sounded an alarm with screams and cries for help. Before long, the place was jamb-packed with neighbors and passers-by who tried their best to quail the flames. They use water, sand and all to make sure the house didn't all go down into the flames. Luckily, the flames were contained but not before it had consumed the roof, zinc and contents of the house though a few items were salvaged from other rooms of the building where the flames had not yet don't great damage. Worthy of note here is the fact that no lives were lost or any injuries sustained.

Thanks to the immediate response of neighbors and well wishers, the eminent damages of the fire were managed to a certain degree. At this juncture, what are we to learn from this unfortunate situation? as parents, we must make sure we educate our children of the dangers of fire and or any other dangerous issues like sharp objects and all. Also, we must never allow children by themselves in the house unattended by an elderly or much older person.  

In everything let's give thanks to God.

PRESIDENT PAUL BIYA RETOUCHES CABINET

THE CAMEROONIAN CABINET IS RESHUFFLED ONCE MORE

DOES THIS RESHUFFLE MEET THE EXPECTATIONS OF CAMEROONIANS?

ARE THE YOUTH PROPERLY REPRESENTED THIS TIME AROUND?

                                                             By Tina Sparkles

Atanga Nji Paul: Minister of Territorial Administration

Yesterday 2^nd March 2017 during the evening news on the National TV and radio, it was announced that the Cameroonian Cabinet has been once more reshuffled, this doesn’t come as a shock to many Cameroonians as such ventures have been a common yearly or bi-yearly phenomenon in the past years. This time around the results are certainly raising eyebrows.
The appointments and transfers to note in this year’s shakeup are those of Mr Atanga Nji Paul who is now shifted from the position of Minister in Charge of Special Duties at the Presidency (a post which many Cameroonians mocked as being a post given as consolation price for they believed he was a ‘Minister without portfolio’) to Minister of Teritorial Administration. It should be noted that Mr Atanga Nji Paul recently became very infamous among his English Speaking Kin for having alleged on National TV that there was no Anglophone Problem; a statement which was met with lots of criticism and hate consequently giving the Anglophone Problem a different twist.

Also worthy of note is the appointment of Mrs Pauline Nalova Lyonga Egbe as Minister of Secondary Education she is also very highly unappreciated in the English Section of the Country given her somewhat unconventional actions within the University of Buea as Vice Chancellor which probably led to her being transferred to La Quintini Hospital in Douala as Board Chair. This year’s cabinet shake sees approximately the same names moving around and merely changing postures rather than new faces making their entrance into the top managerial positions of the country. Below is the full list of appointments and transfers;

Nalova Lyonga: Minister of Secondary Education

1Minister of Territorial Administration : Atanga Nji Paul

  Minister of Decentralisaation and Development: Elang Obam George

3Minister of Water and Energy: Eloundou Essomba Gaston

4Minister of the Economy and Plannification: Alamine Ousmane Mey

5Minister of Secondary Education: Nalova Lyonga Pauline

6Minister of Finance: Motaze Louis Paul

7Minister of Civil Service and Administrative Reform: Joseph Le

8Minister of Forestry and Wildlife: Ndongo Jules Doret

9Minister of Transport: Ngalle Bihehe Ernest

  Minister Delegate at the Ministry of Economy and Plannification in charhe of Plannification: Tasong Tchountang Paul

1Minister Delegate at the Ministry of Finance: Yaouba Abdoulaye

1Minister Delegate at the Ministry of External Relations in charge of collaboration with Commonwealth: Mbayu Felix

1Ministers in charge of missions at the Presidency: Rene Sadi and Dion Ngute Joseph

1Minister Secretatry General at the Presidency: Elung Paul Che

1Director of the Civil Cabinet at the Presidency: Mvondo Ayolo Samuel

1Deputy Director of the Civil Cabinet: Osvalde Baboke 

      The questions that seem to be on every Cameroonian lip are: Did this retouching meet the   expectations of Cameroonians? Are the youths properly represented given that they are the leaders   of  tomorrow? And of course the whereabouts of President PAUL BIYA and Government Spokesperson ISSA TCHIRUMA.

 Please tell us what you think in the comments section below and stay tuned to KWATA VIBES for latest juicy vibes