Enabling our Bali Talent
Bali Nyonga skills, reaching new customers
A new programme that connects tailors, carpenters, farmers and craftspeople in Bali Nyonga with customers in Cameroon and across the diaspora. It begins at the 2027 convention.
Register your interest
About the programme
Celebrating the talent at home
Our relatives in Bali Nyonga farm, sew, build and carve with real skill. Enabling our Bali Talent helps that work find buyers, so the diaspora can support family at home by helping their businesses grow.
A programme that begins at the convention and carries on long after it.
How it works
Supporting a relative, step by step
- Step 1
Start with family
Many of us have relatives in Bali Nyonga with a skill or a trade: tailoring, carpentry, farming or craft.
- Step 2
Give them a profile on LelaHub
For about £5 a month you can sponsor their LelaHub profile, with photos and help getting started.
- Step 3
Their work finds buyers
Their tailoring, carpentry, produce or craft can reach customers in Bamenda, Douala, Yaoundé and across the diaspora.
- Step 4
Their business grows
Every sale is income earned at home, from work they are proud of.
The monthly amount is a guide and will be confirmed when the programme opens.
Starting at the convention
It begins in July 2027
Enabling our Bali Talent begins at the convention. Look out for Bali Nyonga craft, food and fashion at the Friday bazaar, and the craft auction the same day. Full details come with the programme.
Be part of it
Register your interest
Are you a maker or tradesperson in Bali Nyonga, or a member of the diaspora who would like to sponsor a relative? Tell us, and we will be in touch as the programme takes shape.