The Cameroon Film Industry again Mourns the Sudden Passing away of one of its female Talents.The Actress Kah Belinda Mbong passed away at the Bamenda Regional Hospital on Saturday July 5, 2025 at 7:40 pm after a brief illness.
Kah Belinda was signed under Noble Arts Entertainment Company, a movie Production house based in Bamenda, North West Region of Cameroon.
The news of her death took the entire entertainment community at home and abroad by storm as many had no clue that she had been hospitalized.
Noted for her remarkable performance in movies like in 72 hours, Mukala, The Kanjo Series on YouTube and as director and producer of movies like Earth’s Leakage, Kuma, just to name these few, Belinda’s passion for using film to challenge narratives and Foster change propelled her to represent Cameroon on several international platforms like the Africa International Film Festival in Lagos Nigeria, The Real Time International Film Festival amongst others.
Her position as Operations manager and programs officer at Noble Arts Entertainment Company before her passing brought enormous contributions to the Creative sector of the entire Northwest Region.
Being a role Model, Mentor and coach to several actors, Belinda’s strict but empathetic nature earned her wide admiration and respect. As trainer and programs manager of the ” Ma Best Holiday” digital skills holiday program.for teenagers and young adults, Belinda will greatly be missed for her commitment, passion and dedication not just to Noble Arts but other entertainment Initiatives in Bamenda and beyond.
Like every other self sufficient driven Cameroonian Belinda owned her own small business brand “BAE’s Surprise Empire” which helped to put smiles on the faces of several individuals and families during their happy and sad moments. Known for her consistency, and focus her brand grew and was serving a atleast 30 clients monthly which gained her so much admiration.
Her Burial program
Wake keep: Thursday 17th July 2025 at Family Residence Mulang.
Burial: Friday 18th July at her native village (Kuk)
Adieu KBM
By Anyam Yvette
With additional details from Menkemndi Randy and Meshi Blanche.
