CRTV North journalist, Clavers Pascal Ndanga, dies.

A journalist of Cameroon Radio Television, CRTV, in the North Region, Clavers Pascal Ndanga, has died. He passed on Monday July 24, after battling with an illness for a long time.

The Guardian Post gathered that he was admitted at the Bertoua Regional Hospital for a couple of days after which he gave up the ghost.

Ndanga is said to have died at the age of 30. He was prolific with the microphone and with a beautiful and powerful voice.

The journalist was known for having a mastery of the microphone at CRTV North, Garoua, and was among one of the three favourite reporters. 

In 2019, he won a media award and was also honoured at the Grand Prix Francophile des Médias 2022.

Ndanga, it should be noted, was also the producer of popular programme, ‘Carte Blanche’, which highlights current events in the North Region. 

His productions were mainly focused on local development and environmental protection, portraying him as a journalist deeply interested in development and environmental issues.

The death of Clavers Pascal Ndanga has been termed a big loss for his family and also to the media community. He is said to have been married and had two children, with one being just two weeks old! 

 

By Besong Martha Enow* & Blessing Fonguazi* - *Journalism students on internship 

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