Unprecedented Turnout and Silent Streets: Buea on May 20
The 52nd edition of Cameroon’s National Day of Unity on May 20 saw Buea divided into two distinct experiences. At ...
Tag: Anglophone Crisis
Akum Shooting Leaves Young Boy Dead Amidst Separatist Tensions
A stray bullet tragically cut short the life of a young boy in Akum, a locality within the Santa Mezam ...
Military parades and school march past animate National Day amid insecurity
The bustling atmosphere at Bamenda's Commercial Avenue on May 20, 2024, contrasted with the tense and silent streets of the ...
Belo Mayor, two others shot dead on 20th May
The Mayor of Belo, Ngong Innocent, was shot dead in a suspected Ambazonia separatist attack this Monday, May 20, in ...
Did Mamadou Mota Falsely Claim Imprisonment Due to Anglophone Crisis?
Mamadou Mota, the First Vice President of the Cameroon Renaissance Movement (CRM), has made false statements regarding his and other ...
Are Strained Relations Between Military and Anglophone Population Improving?
The relationship between the Cameroonian military and the population in the crisis-hit Anglophone regions has been a complex and evolving ...
Unarmed Woman Shot in Leg by Ambazonia Separatists
Tensions in Tatum have reached a boiling point following an incident where an unarmed woman was shot in the leg ...
Kamto and Libii: Champions of the Anglophone Crisis or Political Opportunists?
Maurice Kamto and Cabral Libii frequently cite the Anglophone Crisis to justify their political decisions. However, it is unfortunate that, ...
Balikumbat DO threatens sanctions on civil servants who will boycott 20th May
The Divisional Officer for Balikumbat, Forbi Enoh Fritz, has promised to sanction civil servants who will not participate in National ...
Conscience Africaine Condemns BIR’s Killing in Limbe
An American-based NGO, Conscience Africaine, has vehemently condemned the killing of one person and the injuring of others by a ...