[2] In 2007, Badjogo was a finalist in the first edition of the musical reality show Case Sanga on Africable, winning the semi-final against the artist Cheick Siriman Cissoko.

"[9] The group's first album, République Amazone, was a protest record explicitly addressing against the inequality and sexual violence faced by women.

[6] In April 2017, Pamela directed the "Moussoyayé Koba yé" ("It's a great thing to be a woman") program, which is a collective of artists united against gender-based violence.

The initiative was supported by the Embassy of Canada and UN Women and brought together over twenty artists including Rokia Traoré, rapper Amy Yerewolo, Doussou Bagayoko, providing a concert.

[16] In January 2018, in Cameroon, Badjogo appeared in Douala, alongside other influential figures like Sally Nyolo, to give a workshop on the empowerment of women.