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Last week, Embassy Deputy Chief of Mission (DCM) Mary Daschbach welcomed renowned New York-based fashion designer Kibonen for a discussion on entrepreneurship and the commercial potential of the creative sector in Cameroon. Kibonen, who has designed for celebrities such as

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$2.25T - cultural & creative industries generates this globally. 🌍 Nigeria’s Nollywood generates $800M yearly. South Africa’s visual arts generates $16.5M annually. Kenya’s creative sector has the potential to contribute 10% of the country’s GDP by 2025. #CANEX

A huge thank-you to Kibonen for sharing her fabulous designs at the #NEEcosystemSummit at IBM Her fashion merges style & mission, celebrating culture & empowerment. Follow #kibonenny for more inspiring looks & a purpose-driven vision. #SustainableFashion #Grateful

🎬 African Export-Import Bank - Afreximbank Launches US$1 Billion Africa Film Fund Afreximbank’s new Africa Film Fund, through FEDA, has the potential to reshape the continent’s creative landscape—supporting filmmakers from production all the way to distribution and exhibition. This kind of backing could