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La Liberte Arts Group

LA LIBERTÉ ARTS GROUP(Lalig) uses arts to entertain and educate,Entertaiment Education. Their voice has to be heard.

LA LIBERTÉ ARTS GROUP(Lalig) is a non sectarian, nonpartisan group with registration number NW/GP/042/11/13506, founded by a cream of talented, motivated youths in Bamenda in 2008, as a common initiative group .It has a deep seated belief in the power of young people in effecting change in their community. Involving young people now, in taking meaningful ownership, of their future will guarantee

posterity safety. Youths have to be integrated in all sphere of development in their communities. They carry with them the key to unlock the future. Give them the chance or they will have to take it.( LALIG) therefore creates a platform for young people to have a meaningful chance of creating their future through the ARTS,CINEMA, THEATER, POETRY, CONFERENCES, SEMINAR and CONCERT

15/06/2026

London School of Economic LSE Joins La Liberte Arts Group to Protect Atogho/ Togho.

13/06/2026

Every drop counts, and so does every voice.

I recently had the privilege of implementing the SCIPT (Solutioning Climate Insecurity Through Participatory Theatre) project in the Ntabang community of Mile 5, Nkwen, Bamenda, and it was nothing short of transformative.
In a space where farmers, grazers, and the indigenous persons were all competing over shrinking resources threatened by climate change, tensions were real, differences were deep, and the stakes were high.

We brought them together not through policy papers or top-down interventions but through the power of participatory theatre. A space where people could see themselves, voice their struggles, and truly hear one another.
Was it easy? Absolutely not. The process was challenging, emotionally charged, and demanded patience from everyone involved.
But something beautiful happened.
Despite the complexity of their differences, they found common ground. They reached an understanding small, perhaps, but deeply meaningful.
Because as they say: "Tiny drops of water make up an ocean."
Change doesn't always arrive in grand gestures. Sometimes it starts with a community sitting in a circle, choosing dialogue over division.

Emmanuel Bansi
Dean Climate Fellow
Head of Environment
La Liberte Arts Group
( PhD candidate).

09/06/2026

🎬 AUDITIONS

WAR AFTER THE WAR ENDS

The project Film as a tool for peace building led by DAV MEDIA, La Liberte Arts Group and EyaLingo are ready to audition you for their movie project titled War After the War Ends.

With support from the Auswärtiges Amt through Goethe-Institut Kamerun, War After the War Ends is not just a film, it is Cameroon speaking to the world.

We are looking for bold, authentic talent to bring this story to life. If you have the passion, this is your moment.

📅 June 12th
📍 Pathfinder Hotel, Buea

Details on the flyer. See you there.

Part of the of the Goethe-Institut Kamerun.

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08/06/2026

Happy birthday Afeseh Emmanuel Mukong aka Weaponz of Mass construction.
You have been a strong support system for LALIG over years,we have gone through tumultuous scenarios together; took risk, learn and unlearn. You have not just been the head of LALIG ‘s technical Direction, but your spiritual, immense creative genius has kept us breaking new grounds, building a formidable foundation.
a staunch creative , a spiritual guide . This new age, we pray heaven open new doors , grant your heart desires and give wings to your dreams.

02/06/2026

As members of the Network of Environmental stakeholders of Cameroon NEST-CAM engaged with the Regional Delegation of Environment and Nature Protection to commemorate this years World Environment day 2026, LALIG takes place amongst committed environmental organisations to support the organisation.
Wednesday: Quizz for Students from Primary Schools as prepared by LALIG’s Bansi Emmanuel .

They will be quiz for High and University Students too.
Tentative Programme
Wednesday: Quizz competition at the Regional hall of Environment.

Thursday: Tree Planting exercises at BamendaKwe Fon’s Palace.

The theme this year

“Inspired by Nature. For Climate. For Our Future”

31/05/2026

Mottani’s Abakwa TOKS POETRY SHOW!

22/05/2026

Awesome

17/05/2026

How do we Bring CANEX / Afrexim to Bamenda?

The cultural and creative industries in Bamenda are severely under-resourced financially, despite their role in job creation and social cohesion. Across Cameroon, CCIs operate with minimal access to capital, formal financing, and business training, which is why UNESCO has long advocated for governments and institutions to dedicate at least 2.5 % of their capital investment to the creative economy. In practice, that commitment rarely materializes at the local level, leaving creatives to self-fund through informal systems. Our Njangi for cultural entrepreneurs directly addresses this gap by creating a rotating capital pool that has already enabled members to acquire equipments and/ or launch projects without relying on external loans. With 7 members contributing monthly and a transparent governance structure, the model proves that collective trust can fill the financing void that banks and investors ignore.

Scaling this scheme over the next five years can build a sustainable future for the CCI ecosystem in Bamenda and make it visible to CANEX and Afreximbank., grant schemes .The goal is to grow from 7 to 50+ creatives, formalize the Njangi into a registered arts incubator/fund, and use it as collateral and track record to access larger financing. CANEX and Afreximbank are designed to support African creative enterprises with capital and market linkages, but they require applicants to show governance, financial discipline, and measurable impact. By documenting our contribution records, beneficiary outcomes, we meet their standards. Studying arts entrepreneurship and cultural policy will give us the systems and business models to package a bankable “Bamenda Cultural Enterprise Hub.” In five years, this means Bamenda’s creatives won’t just be surviving show-to-show; they’ll have access to equipment, training, and growth capital that keeps revenue and intellectual property within the community.

Akumbu
Black Swagger Inc

12/05/2026

Rest in Peace BASSEK BA KOBHIO, the founder of Ecran Noir film festival has died!
He lead one of Africa’s great film festivals , Ecran Noir.

He was a light walking through a dark tunnel. Your light will keeep shining through your platforms.

10/05/2026

Congratulations to Kang Quintus and the entire cast and Crew of Mabanda for winning the Best indigenous film at the just ended AMVCA in Lagos. Star girl Nchini Sylvia Bright was there to represent the film. Meanwhile the overall best film went to my Father’s Shadow by Akinola Davies Jr securing six overall awards including best Director.

Adresse

New Road Junction, Nkwen Mile Two
Bamenda

Téléphone

+237678399854

Site Web

http://www.lalig.org/

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