WHEN A DAD WEEPS
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa skey daddy… haunting mellifluous afro soul lyrics/harping on what obtains but difficult to acknowledge/for […]
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LONDON 2012 & RIO 2016 OLYMPICS-AFCON 2016 & 2019: BURNISHING CAMEROON’S LATENT CULTURAL DIPLOMACY
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa Afo-akom, Bamoun Things of the Palace, and Soul Makossa were to Cameroon’s nascent cultural
JOHN FRU NDI: The Man, The Politician, His Legacy
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa John Fru Ndi, apparently, was not cast in the mould of most top-notch immediate
Christian Cardinal Tumi: Loved by Many Loathed by Some
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa No Catholic prelate, in Cameroon, since the late Bishop Albert Ndongmo, has been both
Bernard Fonlon-Understanding National Unity And National Integration: The Business of Memory
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa As a school boy, I had varied impressions about Bernard Fonlon. We learnt through
Nfon Mukete’s Second Odyssey & the Role of Student-Civil Associations in the Run-up to the 1961 Plebiscite
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa This time, statesman, chief, multimillionaire farmer and senator, Nfon Victor E. Mukete is in
ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF A SEVENTEEN YEAR OLD HAWKER IN DOUALA
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa Today, it rained heavily all-through the night and late in the day at Makepe-Missoke
Let’s All Be Kids
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa Look keenly into the eyes of kids than into the eyes of majors/For they
DIDIER (Non-Fiction-Lived Experience)
By Kanute Tangwa aka K(C)anute Tangwa You were from another realm/where you declaim reason antecedes emotions/ we met in my
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Celebrating 50 Years Of Reunification In Our Own Way
Celebrating 50 Years Of Reunification In Our Own Way By Canute Tangwa Should we as Anglophones celebrate in our own