After a few years as a Texas based World Music promoter and co-producer of the Lafayette Reggae and Cultural Festival, Chembifon Dibue Muna decided to return to his home country Cameroon where he is instrumental in the setting up of an African Art Museum, an ultra modern recording studio, a multi-purpose auditorium and serves on the board of the Solomon Tandeng Muna Foundation .
Chembifon is a cultural event specialist and CEO of Motherland Entertainment, he currently chairs the Cameroon chapter of Arterial Network . In is country, he is a vibrant spokesperson for the freedom of music expression and preservation and promotion of cultural patrimony
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