Moderator says it’s time for Christians to redefine themselves as PCC celebrates 63rd anniversary
By Tata Mbunwe The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, PCC, Rt. Rev. Samuel Fonki Forba, has said Christians ...
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Government contradicts PCC over kidnap of teachers in Kumbo
The government of Cameroon has said six teachers of Presbyterian Nursery and Primary School Tobin - Kumbo in the North ...
Ambazonia ‘Major General’ Ayeke killed, leaves fighters stranded
Videos and pictures have emerged on social media showing the corpse of separatist fighter 'Major General' Ayeke. Ayeke has since ...
International Outcry as US Repatriate Scores of Anglophones Today
Today, the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) will repatriate nearly 100 Cameroonians from the United States of America. The Trump ...
“We shall bring honour to the struggle, whether we live or die” Sisiku AyukTabe
Separatist leaders have been taking to social media to address Anglophone Cameroonians. Jailed leader, Sisiku AyukTabe is no exception. In ...
1st October: Cameroon anglophones ‘Independence Day’ of Mourning
Independence days are often one of great jubilation across many nations. Today, countries like Nigeria is also celebrating their independence. ...
“The Anglophone Problem is not Marginalisation but Failure to Respect Reunification Terms” – Prof. Victor Julius Ngoh
Four years into the crisis in Cameroon’s two English-speaking regions, the country’s renowned historian and writer, Prof. Victor Julius Ngoh, ...
Ambazonian Fighters Approve School Resumption Throughout Northwest, Southwest Regions
In what has been the longest school hostage situation ever witnessed in Cameroon, Ambazonian fighters have finally decided to relax ...
Buchi: Traditional ruler clocks two weeks in separatist fighters’ den
Fon Atanga Terence of Buchi, a village in Santa subdivision in Cameroon's North West region, has not been seen for ...
Cameroon Anglophone Crisis: The Untold Stories of Separatist Fighters’ Dreams and Aspirations
The Anglophone Crisis, which began as an industrial strike action with demands for reforms by teachers and lawyers, rapidly degenerated ...