From secret ancestral ceremonies to traditional fashion and spiritual purification, Cameroon’s capital is experiencing a remarkable return to the roots of the forest peoples.
Something extraordinary is unfolding in Yaoundé.
Since Thursday, June 11, the city has transformed into a vibrant celebration of heritage as the inaugural edition of the Mbidambani Festival officially kicked off, bringing together centuries-old traditions, spiritual practices, and the rich identity of the peoples of the Central African forest.
Already being hailed as one of the most important cultural events of the year, the festival runs until Saturday, June 13, and is attracting participants and visitors from across the region.
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