Kouam Joël Honoré is a journalist based in Douala, Littoral, Cameroun.Since 7 years now i am a young passionate in video journalism ans story telling. Passionate by videojournalism and photography i have my own material. I Am available for any request every where in the country. I use to work in Read morefreelance.  I worked this year in collaboration with Associated Press, Africanews/Euronews, Ruptly, Global Africa Press,Juka africa, Aljazeera English Tv and BBC News Africa.  
I do shoot, edit and send all kind of packages including News, features, breaking, documentary, interviews.
I have a Panasonic Full HD HPV 100 a Panasonic AG-Ux 90 4k, a Panasonic Lumix DMC G7 4k and a Panasonic Lumix DMC G85 4k.

Ngouanfo Lambert is a journalist based in Douala, Cameroon.
I am a graduate of the ESSTIC (French) school of journalism (École supérieure des sciences et techniques de l'information et de la communication) in Yaoundé, Cameroon.
I followed TV training courses at CFI (Canal France International) in Read moreFrance and at Deutsche Welle in Germany. I worked as Editor-in-Chief at the first private Cameroonian TV channel MAX, I spent eleven years as correspondent in Cameroon of the group France Télévisions in its branch AITV and currently I am correspondent of the Agence France Presse TV in Cameroon as well as of the television Africanews

MAIMOUNATOU SADOU is a cameroonian woman who was born in Douala where she has lived since. Journalist by profession, she specializes in culture. Usually does interviews and reports, but is expecting new chalenges.

Philippe MALONG is a Reporter based in Bafoussam, Cameroon. He began his career in 2011 at an urban radio station in Yaoundé, founded and run by Marcel Amoko, a respected international journalist in Cameroon. For nearly 7 years he worked as an excellent reporter and producer of radio magazines, Read moreparticularly on culture. In 2017, he met Patrick Fandio, a former war reporter for the French channel TF1, and now CEO of the production company Hémisphère Média. Patrick Fandio inspired Philippe to report on African realities through television news stories. It took him 2 years to get started. In the meantime, Philippe was asked to work in Bafoussam, in the West Cameroon region, as Editor-in-Chief of a local radio station, where he presented the news and produced major reports such as the one on the displaced people of the Anglophone crisis in the West Cameroon region. This story recounts the ordeal of people uprooted and almost abandoned because of the war in the English-speaking regions of Paul Biya's country, with gripping testimonies that demonstrate the need for effective humanitarian action on behalf of these victims.  Or Birth registration in West Cameroon. A story revealing that more than 56,000 people in the West region have no birth certificate. Among them are children whose future may already be in jeopardy. This report won him a prize in the competition for the best journalistic productions on children's rights in Cameroon, a competition launched in 2019 by the Network of Journalists for the Rights of Children and other Vulnerable Groups. Philippe Malong has been a freelance TV reporter since 2019. He has produced several reports commissioned by the international channel Africanews. He is able to edit his travaux himself using Adobe Premier Pro software.

NTAP EMMANUEL JULES is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon.

Garba Awal Mahama is a journalist based in Douala, Cameroon.

Ladan Mohamed Bachir is a journalist based in Yaoundé, Cameroon.

Moki Edwin Kindzeka is a journalist based in Yaounde, Cameroon. In addition to his work for VOA, DW, AP and other western media, Moki Edwin Kindzeka is a local TV, radio and online reporter in Yaounde.

In the past year, he has written a series of reports on key social issues at home, as well as Read morethe impact fighting in nearby CAR is having on Cameroon, and on border tensions triggered by fighting between Nigerian forces and the Islamist Boko Haram militant group in Borno State.

In 2010 Moki Edwin was named The Cameroon Guardian Post reporter of the year, and he won an environmental reporting award that included a trip to Britain and several journalism courses with Reuters and the BBC.

Amindeh Blaise Atabong is an award-winning journalist based in Yaoundé, Cameroon, known for his investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of politics, security, and social issues in Central and West Africa. With over 10 years of experience across print, radio broadcast, and multimedia, Amindeh Read morehas a track record of uncovering groundbreaking stories. His work has illuminated the humanitarian crisis in Cameroon, including the impact of Boko Haram attacks, which have led to internal displacement and a severe food crisis. He has reported on the resilience of communities in northern Cameroon, such as the establishment of grain banks with the support of NGOs like RELUFA, and the challenges faced by the University of Maiduguri in Nigeria amidst an insurgency.

Amindeh's journalism has earned him recognition, including the Kurt Schork Award in International Journalism and an award from the British High Commission in Cameroon in 2016 for exposing a scam involving security officials and a fake Red Cross agent. His reporting has taken him beyond Cameroon's borders, such as to the Central African Republic to investigate the smuggling of conflict diamonds. Amindeh has contributed to respected international news organizations, including Quartz, Reuters, dpa - Deutsche Presse-Agentur, Semafor, The Times, African Arguments, Jeune Afrique, Equal Times, amongst other . His reporting on the internet blackouts in Cameroon's Anglophone regions, the country's worst train crash in Eseka, and the deep-seated issues of marginalization and economic disparity that fuel the Anglophone crisis, has provided valuable insights into the region's complex socio-political landscape.

His work not only sheds light on current events but also offers historical and cultural context, underscoring the significance of local initiatives and the profound impact of government policies on various crises.

Mohamadou Rabiou Dang Bah is a journalist based in Ngaoundere, Cameroon.