Showing posts with label Cameroon Events. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cameroon Events. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 4, 2015

NOTICE: THE RATU INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL HAS BEEN POSTPONED...


The team behind the Ratu International Festival scheduled for last October 29th to 31st 2015 are sorry to announce that this event has been postponed to December 3rd-5th 2015.
Aimed at promoting and showcasing the rich Cameroonian culture (Fashion, Music and Film), Ratu International Festival will not hold as planned due to some technicalities beyond the team's control.

The entire Ratu team apologises for this inconvenience but is assuring everyone that this change is to ensure a successful event and to satisfy everyone’s aspirations.

Visit the Ratu website www.ratufestival.com and Facebook page for more information and updates. Read up on our previous post about the event here.

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Sunday, July 12, 2015

MARTINI'S BRAND CAMPAIGN LAUNCH SHINES LIGHT ON THE EMERGING ART SCENE...


Martini® has kicked off its new brand campaign by putting the spotlight on the emerging art  scene in Cameroon by collaborating with some artists from Collectif Kamera, a group of multi-disciplinary artists that try to foster the practice of local art and photography in Cameroon. 

ART2VIVRE, an exhibition of commissioned works by artists interpreting the theme of DESIRE, in line with Martini’s new brand campaign (BEGIN DESIRE), drew an impressive 200-plus guests coming from a cross section of Douala’s young professionals at the MAM Gallery in Bonanjo, Douala. 

“The options for entertainment in general, and cultural entertainment in particular, are so limited in Cameroon for us as young people,” said Christine Ngoga, a young entrepreneur present at the event. “We really need more events like this that help us to discover a completely novel side to life in Cameroon. The artists’ level of creativity was really enlightening and the evening, music and ambience was greatly enjoyed by other guests I met.”  

CIRCA237, the communications agency behind the ART2VIVRE idea, wanted to explore what Desire meant to the average Cameroonian thereby connecting the brand to the consumer in a new and innovative way. “We had an idea of what desires drive the average young Cameroonian, but we did not want to be the ones explicitly saying that, so we asked Romuald Dikoume, Landry Mbassi and Yvong Ngassam to tell us what the term desire meant to them, and possibly what it meant to other young people of their age group,” said CIRCA237 Co-Founder, Bee Makina. “What came of the project was a wonderful photography, paintings, drawings and installations, which were exhibited at the prestigious MAM Gallery for a week, and an opportunity for Martini to play an active role in the development of the local art scene.” 

ART2VIVRE is the beginning of a series renewed and concerted efforts Martini is putting into rejuvenating its brand in the Cameroonian market, inclusive of Martini sampling exercises and other events that will take place in the near future.   

Images from the event which included radio host Brice Albin and model/actress Nsang Dilong are below...



















 


And that's it folks!!


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Dulce
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Friday, June 5, 2015

THE RATU INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF FASHION, MOVIE AND MUSIC COMES TO TOWN...


Ratu Erma Olierhoek is an Indonesian dentist who graduated from a University in Jakarta and who subsequently went on to do a fashion design course in Manila, Philipines. The AFROSIA fashion line creator is extending her skills to fashion event organising alongside some associates with the launch of the Ratu International Festival - a festival which aims to showcase emerging talents in fashion, movie and music at different locations but with the main event taking place at the widely used Maison du Parti Bonanjo in Douala from the 29th to 31st October 2015.


Interested participants will be requested to submit their fashion, music and movie materials via designated channels which will allow the member of the jury on the panel at this festival to select the best according to their criteria. 10 fashion designers, 3 movies and 9 music artists will be given the opportunity to participate on the day.

Sponsored by major brands such as Maggi, Brussels Airlines, G4S, the event initiative has apparently attracted national and international personalities who are keen on exploring the creativity. The event sounds major exciting however, we hope the event will be:

1) Well planned, well organised in keeping with its "international" status.
2) Educate the talents chosen ensuring that they do leave with more knowledge that would benefit their business brands than what they came with.
3) Entertaining to the guests.

It is about time we have a well executed event in Cameroon and this could be the start...

Email: hello@ratufestival.com



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Dulce
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