Carine Mambou

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Carine Mambou
Born (1984-09-07) September 7, 1984 (age 39)
Bafoussam
NationalityCameroonian

Carine Mambou, born September 7, 1984, in Bafoussam, Cameroon, is a journalist, writer, cameroonian.[1]

She is the founder of the NGO CAD AID Foundation created in 2017, CEO of MEMA GROUP LTD.[2][3][4][5]

Biography and studies[edit]

Carine Mambou was born in 1984 in Bafoussam, Cameroon. She is the fifth in a family of ten. At the age of sixteen, while she was in Junior Year mathematics and physics sciences, Carine took her first steps on Poala FM radio in the show called Juvénile, with Léornard Chatelain. After two months at the public channel, she was auditioned at Radio Star, a private media channel in Bafoussam and spent two good years there. During her time in this media,

she presented, among others, the shows HIP-HOP, Musiquinine, designed and presented the socio-cultural magazine MBOA NATAL and was also a sports reporter in addition to supervising young interns.

After obtaining her Baccalaureate C, she joined Yaoundé, the capital of her country where she concealed both her studies and work. She studied at the Faculty of Science at the University of Yaoundé, initially with a mathematics option, then at the Institut Siantou Supérieur, with a finance and accounting option.

Carine Laure has also made appearances on other radio channels, including SKY ONE Radio, LE DÉMENTI and many others.[6]

Professionnal career[edit]

In 2008, Carine was recruited as a Radio and TV presenter for VISION 4 and SATELLITE FM television from the Groupe l’Anecdote. She became the presenter of the wake-up show called La Matinale, with Alain Kovich as co-presenter. Subsequently, she designed and presented the tourist program called NGOUON. Within the same group, she presents the radio program called pastèque on Satellite FM.

Carine left the group in 2011, took a break and was contacted the following year by Kora FM radio where she presented the show called Sweet Time. After Kora FM, she joined Afrik2 as part of the program ça ne peut que faire du bien with Francis Jamel Laplage and Général Valsero as well as 14h Media with Chris Bobby. In October 2017, with her media WIHIA News and serving the Pan-African Parliament, Carine provided extensive media coverage of the Fifth Ordinary Session of the Fourth Parliament at the headquarters of the Pan-African Parliament in Midrand, South Africa. The same year, she was invited as a panelist as Success Story and Challenges during the first capacity building workshop organized by the African Union/CIEFFA at the headquarters of the African Union in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia.

Let's since 2016 that she has created MEMA GROUP. A group which includes four companies including WIHIA News (www.wihianews.com), CAD Agency, CAD Aid Foundation (www.cad-aid.org) and CAD Publishing in order to consolidate all her companies into one.

In 2018, Carine was ranked the second woman to have marked Cameroon through her activities in the magazine Femmes Update and was also featured on the cover the previous year. The same year, she served as CHA'S and FGM Ambassador with Akidwa in the Republic of Ireland. Subsequently, she was chosen to be the French-speaking Africa ambassador to the African Union/CIEFFA (international centre for the education of women and girls in Africa) for the #AfricaEducatesHer campaign.

In 2019, she is Focal Point of the United Nations Migration Agency (IOM) and Member of the Advisory and executive committee of the Clare Women's Network, an organization that promotes the values of women in County Clare in the Republic of Ireland. Carine obtained the IDEAL Leadership Award organized by Akidwa in Dublin.

In 2020, she received first prize in the category Best entrepreneur with an international footprint in Johannesburg, South Africa during the 8th edition of the CWENA Awards. She has also received certification from Emerging Leaders organized by Common Purpose in Dublin. Since 2018, Carine has participated in more than 80 conferences, panellist of more than 60, co-organizer of more than 50 and organizer of 3 festivals and 10 conferences in Africa and Europe.[7][8][9][10][11]

Works[edit]

  • 2017 ː Books My Version of the Facts and Ma Version Des Faits published by profounder.,[12][13]
  • 2021: Editor of the books Débout and This weakness, my Strength! And my dreams come true via CAD Publishing,
  • 2023: Tourism & Business “Create without Capital, Explore with Passion” currently being published,
  • 2023: My Feminism is a Humanism currently being published.

Awards and recognitions[edit]

  • 2018 ː Ranked second woman having marked Cameroon through her activities in the magazine Femmes Update,
  • 2019: Medal of recognition for her commitment to the community.
  • 2020 ː Best NGO with CAD AID Foundation in Ireland,
  • 2020 ː First prize CWENA Awards for the best entrepreneur with an international footprint ahead of 7 other business women competing in South Africa,
  • 2020 to 2022: She is on the front page of several magazines including, Bisous Magazine twice (Cover and the editorial), The economy magazine Valeurs Ajoutées, the LMD magazine, the Journal Le Messager and the daily MUTATIONS in Cameroon,
  • 2022: She received the third CWENA Awards for best entrepreneur with an international footprint ahead of 20 other businesswomen competing in South Africa,
  • 2023ː She was named Young Person of the Month of March by the African Union/CIEFFA.[14][2]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Bisou Mag". Magazine (in French) (11): 3. July 2020.
  2. ^ a b "Recipients announced for DCU President's Awards for Engagement for 2023 | Communications Department". Dublin City University. 2023-03-29. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  3. ^ "CAD AID FOUNDATION – Hope & Hapiness Provider". Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  4. ^ "Sport, ton univers impitoyable : Enfants, prostituées et fétichisme, l'autre visage de l'académie Capefoot". Blast le souffle de l’info (in French). 14 December 2022. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  5. ^ Louis Roger Nouadje (April 2020). "Carine Mambou, une femme influente, multicolore". Magazine (in French): 14–16.
  6. ^ "Histoire de la CRTV Cameroon Radio and Television". Osidimbea La Mémoire du Cameroun. Encyclopédie, Annuaire. Actualité, Histoire des organisations (in French). Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  7. ^ "Problématique de la vulnérabilité économique des entreprises de presse: cas des radios urbaines des grandes villes camerounaises". CamerounWeb (in French). 2022-08-26. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  8. ^ CT (2022). "L'Afrique n'a pas besoin d'aide, mais de liberté pour évoluer". Périodique (in French) (7015). Cameroun: 3.
  9. ^ "CARINE LAURE MAMBOU METIEFENG est née à Bafoussam". Wihia News. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  10. ^ "Home Page". Akidwa. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  11. ^ "Driving the Equality Agenda Bottom Up Approach" (PDF).
  12. ^ "" Ma version des faits " Carine Mambou". Biscottes littéraires (in French). 2019-08-09. Retrieved 2023-04-11.
  13. ^ "Ma version des faits". TLMD (in French). October 2020. p. 20.
  14. ^ "La rançon de l'entreprenariat féminin célébrée". Quotidien (in French) (5673): 9. 10 December 2020.

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