The Paradox of Dr Julius Nyiawung: An Academic Who Targets Education at Home
Dr. Julius Nyiawung, also known in political circles as Dr. Julius Nyih, is a man of many contrasts. By day, ...
Tag: Anglophone Crisis
SDF Candidate Defies Insecurity to Campaign in Conflict-prone Areas
By Njodzeka Kernyuy In Kumba, in the heart of the South West region, the visible relics of an armed conflict ...
World Peace Day: Songs of Dooms – Bamenda Yearns for Help – Opinion
By Ngamndamue Wuseni, Ph.D On the occasion of the celebration of World Peace Day, the observation of the manifestations of ...
Education in Crisis as Schools Remain Closed in Bamenda for Third Week
By Zera Nambu Most schools in the North West regional capital, Bamenda, have remained closed for a third week due ...
September 22, 2017: When Peaceful Protest Became a Trap
September 22, 2017, was a day of hope and defiance in Cameroon’s Anglophone regions. Tens of thousands of people took ...
Food Prices Skyrocket in Anglophone Regions as Lockdown Constraints Movement
By Zera Nambu The separatist-imposed lockdown in the Anglophone Regions of Cameroon has brought Bamenda's economy to a standstill, with ...
Man killed, Private Car Set Ablaze as Lockdown Continues in Bamenda
By Zera Nambu A man has been killed and a car set on fire at Mile 4 Nkwen, near Futru ...
Education Divide Widens in Cameroon as Anglophone Regions are Left Behind
It is another official back-to-school campaign in Cameroon, yet we are still talking about the same issues that have held ...
Lockdown Forces Empty Classrooms in Bamenda as New School Year Begins
Silence filled the streets of Bamenda, headquarters of the North West Region, as classes reopened in Cameroon on Monday, September ...
Minnesota Grand Jury Indicts Two U.S. Citizens for Financing and Directing Terror Attacks in Cameroon
A federal grand jury in Minnesota has returned an eight-count indictment against two naturalised U.S. citizens accused of orchestrating a ...