Southwest Governor Says 90% of Activities Resumed, Insecurity No Longer a Challenge
The Governor of the Southwest Region, Bernard Okalia Bilai, has asserted that 90 percent of activities disrupted by the Anglophone ...
Tag: Anglophone Crisis
Separatist Leader “Commander Iron”, One other Killed in Bamenda
Amidst the ongoing unrest in Bamenda, Northwest Cameroon, two bodies were found this morning on Mancho Street. The individuals have ...
Internally Displaced Man Fatally Shot in Bamenda
Gunmen in Bamenda have claimed another victim from among the internally displaced population, according to reports. Shey Selamo Marcel, identified ...
X-Maleya and Magasco team up for powerful ballad on Anglophone Crisis
Cameroonian music icons, X-Maleya, have joined forces with Afro-pop/afrobeats sensation Tohnain Anthony Nguo, better known as Magasco aka "Bamenda Boy" for ...
US Government Ships 70,000 Bags of Rice for Humanitarian Assistance to Cameroon
In a bid to address the humanitarian needs of conflict-ridden regions in Cameroon, the United States government has dispatched 70,000 ...
Jealousy Motive Suspected in Separatist Killings of Two Young Men in Kedjom Ketinguh
Two young men, Desmond Nyinying and Marcel Awonsang, were shot and killed by Ambazonia separatist fighters on Thursday, June 27th, ...
Ayaba Cho claims responsibility for Oshum bomb attack against civilians
Ayaba Cho Lucas, the leader of the Ambazonia Governing Council (AGoVC), a separatist faction, has claimed his fighters were responsible ...
Three dead as explosive shatters transport car on Bali-Batibo road
Three people have been reported dead and one other injured after a local bomb shattered a civilian transport vehicle in ...
Government Propagandist Confirms Fabricating Bamenda Taxi Policy
A notorious pro-government propagandist, Nkonda Titus, also known by his online alias MKPD, has claimed responsibility for the controversial "Taxi ...
American Bar Association opposes Cameroon’s use of military courts to try civilians
The American Bar Association (ABA) has firmly criticised the use of military courts to try civilians, notably journalists, lawyers, and ...