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CPDM USA Campaign Series Day 9 – Culture, Heritage & National Identity

In this Day 9 broadcast of the CPDM USA Campaign Series, Laura Jacobson, anchorwoman for The CamVox Times, introduces Dr. Julius B. Taka, political analyst for The CamVox Times USA. Dr. Taka delivers today’s campaign message in support of the re-election of President Paul Biya. This episode explores how President Paul Biya has elevated Cameroon’s culture, heritage, and national identity from a largely local treasure in 1982 into a pillar of national unity and international recognition by 2025. Key highlights in this broadcast include: Cultural Festivals Recognized & Supported: Ngondo, Nyem-Nyem, Nguon, Lela, and more. Museums & Heritage Institutions: The National Museum in Yaoundé, regional museums in Foumban, Limbe, and Garoua. UNESCO Recognition: Sites, traditions, and dances like Bikutsi gaining global attention. Creative Industries Rising: Young artists, filmmakers, sculptors, and musicians empowered to take Cameroonian culture to the world. Culture as Unity & Diplomacy: Bilingualism, national festivals, and international cultural exchanges strengthening both internal harmony and foreign relations. Sports & Culture Together: From the African Cup of Nations to stadium festivals that celebrate music, fashion, and unity. From the local craftsman to the international artist, Cameroon’s story today is one of cultural pride, identity, and resilience. Under President Biya’s leadership, culture has become a tool for unity, diplomacy, and economic opportunity. The message is clear: On October 12, 2025, the vote for President Paul Biya is the vote for culture, heritage, and national identity. This is Day 9 of the CPDM USA Campaign Series. Don’t miss the upcoming episodes! Subscribe, like, and share to spread the message of unity, pride, and progress. #CPDM2025 #PaulBiya #CameroonCulture #Heritage #NationalIdentity #CamVoxTimes #CPDMUSA