Ayaba Cho Urges Intensified Armed Resistance as Separatists Lose Civilian Backing
From behind the walls of an Oslo prison, Ayaba Cho Lucas, the self-proclaimed leader of the Ambazonian war for independence, ...
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Cameroon Government Takes Credit for Trial of Separatist Leaders Abroad
The Cameroon government has attributed judicial proceedings against Ambazonia separatist leaders abroad to its diplomatic efforts. Without specifying the countries ...
Cameroon’s Anglophone Crisis Goes to Court: Tapang v. Nsahlai
As Cameroon's Anglophone crisis enters its ninth year, the dynamics are rapidly changing. This time, Ambazonian separatist Dr Ivo Tanku ...
The Fate of ‘General JC’: Execution, Detention, or a Staged Death?
We recently reported the alleged elimination of self-styled “General JC,” a commander of the Ambazonia Defence Forces (ADF), by Cameroonian ...
Cameroon’s Security Forces Kill ADF ‘Genera’ in Bamenda
Cameroonian security forces have eliminated self-styled 'General' JC'—a commander of the Ambazonia Defence Forces (ADF). This happened after he was ...
From Activist to Extremist: The Role of Tapang Ivo Tanku in Instigating Violence in Cameroon
Tapang Ivo Tanku is a prominent figure in the ongoing Anglophone crisis in Cameroon. From his position as the interim ...
Despite AGovC’s claims, no evidence shows it was invited to Trump’s inauguration.
Today, as Donald Trump takes office as US President Elect, the Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC), led by Dr. Ayaba Cho ...
Lucas Ayaba Cho Reste en Détention après le Refus de sa Mise en Liberté sous Caution
Update: 17:00 Lucas Ayaba Cho Remains in Custody as Norwegian Court Denies Bail Cameroonian separatist leader Lucas Ayaba Cho will ...
AGovC Claims Responsibility for Akwaya Attack, Contradicting Initial Reports
A twist has emerged to the recent deadly attack in Akwaya, Cameroon’s Manyu Division. The Ambazonia Governing Council (AGovC), a ...
Simon Ekpa Likely to Spend Holidays in Finnish Custody
Simon Ekpa, a self-styled Biafran agitator facing terrorism-related allegations in Finland, will likely remain in detention through the Christmas and ...