Cameroon: Separatist fighters open fire on women, kidnap over 50 for protesting against exorbitant levies
Scores of people – mostly elderly women – have been hospitalized, while close to 50 others have been taken under ...
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Anglophone Crisis: Separatists kill One Council worker, two bike riders in Fundong
Separatist Ambazonia fighters have shot death three people in Fundong, Boyo Division of the restive North West Region of Cameroon. ...
Bui Division: Five students in Separatist captivity for nearly two months
Five students abducted by Separatist Fighters in Bui Division of the Northwest are still in captivity over one month since ...
Northwest: Batibo population decry extortion by Ambazonia Defence Forces
By Soulemanu Buba People living in Batibo, Momo Division of the restive Northwest Region, have said the Ambazonia Defence Forces ...
Manyu: Military kill notorious Ambazonia ‘General’ in Upper Bayang
By David Atangana Notorious Ambazonia fighter, Orock Valentine, who called himself ‘General Mbula’, was reportedly killed this morning by a ...
Abdul Karim urges Ambazonia separatist leaders to be united
By Tata Mbunwe Detained Muslim scholar, Abdul Karim Ali, has called on Ambazonia separatist leaders to be united in their ...
Separatist Fighters Attack Military Vehicle Along Bamenda -Mbengwi Road
Barely one day after Ambazonian fighters attacked and dismantled a military base in Mamfe, South West Region of Cameroon, a ...
Separatists attack and dismantle Cameroon military base in Mamfe
Reports say Separatist Fighters have attacked and dismantled a military base in Mamfe, Manyu Division, South West Region of Cameroon. ...
West Region: Two kidnapped business persons escape Amba captivity
Some two business persons whose identities MMI could not get have reportedly escaped from 'Amba' captivity. This was after they ...
Batibo: 15 Abducted mourners freed
By David Atangana Some 15 mourners recently abducted in Ashong,a locality in Batibo,Momo division of the restive North West region ...
