Veteran Cameroonian Journalist Lambert ngouanfo Dies at [Age – Facts not provided in source]

Cameroon mourns​ the loss‍ of Lambert Ngouanfo, a highly respected journalist and cameraman who passed away on the night of December 18,​ 2024,‌ after a battle with illness. The news was confirmed by his colleague, Paul​ Sabin Nana. Ngouanfo’s passing leaves a significant void in Cameroon’s media landscape and beyond.

Ngouanfo was​ a prominent figure in Cameroonian journalism, known for⁢ his professionalism and high-quality reporting. His work frequently appeared on major French television networks, ‍bringing the stories of Cameroon to a global audience. His contributions to the field where ample, leaving a lasting impact on the industry.

A graduate of the ‌High School of Information and Communication Sciences and Techniques (ESSTIC) and a ‌former student of mbouda High School, Ngouanfo was a pioneer in cameroon’s private television sector. He⁣ worked for TV Max,Cameroon’s first private television​ channel,and later joined Agence ‌france-Presse‍ TV (AFP TV) in 2015. ⁢ AFP TV’s clients include prominent international channels like TV5 Monde and France 24, further ⁢showcasing the reach of Ngouanfo’s work.

Early in 2015, Ngouanfo shared a social media post reflecting on‍ his career: “I thank the Lord for being in⁤ control​ of my professional life. Best wishes.Lambert.” This simple message underscores ⁣his faith and dedication to his craft.His legacy extends beyond his ​professional achievements; he leaves behind a grieving family and a ⁣community of colleagues deeply affected by his loss.

Ngouanfo’s death ‍is a‌ loss not only for Cameroon but for the international journalistic community. His dedication to truthful and⁣ compelling⁣ storytelling will be remembered by those who knew him and​ those whose lives⁢ were touched by his ‌work. The impact‍ of his⁤ reporting will continue to resonate ⁣for years to come.

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Lambert ⁣Ngouanfo,​ a prominent Cameroonian journalist and cameraman, passed away on December 18, 2024, following an illness. [1]




He was a pioneer in Cameroon’s private television sector and worked for TV​ Max and Agence France-Presse TV (AFP TV).



Ngouanfo’s work was featured on major French ​television networks, bringing stories of⁣ Cameroon to​ a global​ audience. [3] His contributions to cameroonian journalism have left a lasting ⁤impact.