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Crew of the Kanjo, winner of Best Web series The work of arts and humanitarian services of sole individuals in the North West region in particular and Cameroon in general have been recognised at the 3rd edition of Camraise Academy Awards, CAMACA. Initiated In 2017, the 2021 edition of the Camraise Academy Awards (CAMACA) Sunday 31st October 2021 took place at the Franco Alliance hall, Bamenda. Taking into consideration the talents found in the grassroots that are untrodden, CAMACA has as aim to identify and promote talents that are hidden in the region and bring to them the opportunity to showcase their talents to the public. Aside from this, it also aims at recognizing the works of individuals and groups already found in society. The Safeguard crew, winner of Best Blog Award Coming this year when the region is still facing difficulties as a result of the ongoing anglophone crisis, the CEO and founder of Camraise Academy, says this has also affected the organization of this year's

The Safeguard crew and the PCC National Peace Coordinator The Safeguard has received the best blogger award in the category of Best Blogger during the 3rd edition of the Camraise Academy, CAMACA Awards that was held at Alliance Franco hall in Bamenda, Saturday, October 31, 2021. During the award ceremony, the founder of The Safeguard, Nji Nelson Chefor revealed that the platform has been in existence for some time now and seeks to promote the works and strides of young people. " The Safeguard has been in existence for one year three months now and when we started, it was mainly to promote the entrepreneurial skills of young people, and recently, the team decided to diversify that particular aspect ", he said. Nji Nelson Chefor, Promoter of The Safeguard Nji Nelson Chefor also revealed that the future of The Safeguard is great especially as its works are being recognized. " The award just comes to recognize the fact that we have been doing something and I want to say that