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Cameroonians in Maryland, who’ve spent years watching conflict unfold in their home country from afar, are torn as sentencing looms for Tamufor St. Michael, who is out on supervised release after pleading guilty to felony charges of conspiracy and violating the Arms Export Control Act.

Rival anglophone separatist groups in Cameroon have clashed this month, causing an undetermined number of casualties. The fighting was triggered by power struggles within the separatist movement. Separatist leaders say rivalries among various armed groups are greatly affecting the movement’s fight to carve out an independent English-speaking state from largely French-speaking Cameroon. Capo Daniel is…

Rival Ambazonian groups in Cameroon have clashed this month, causing an undetermined number of casualties. The fighting was triggered by power strugg...

Rival Ambazonian groups in Cameroon have clashed this month, causing an undetermined number of casualties. The fighting was triggered by power strugg...

Cameroon’s military says the fighting has been bloody in Kumbo, an English-speaking northwestern town, where at least 15 fighters have either been killed or wounded  

Yaounde - Rival anglophone separatist groups in Cameroon have clashed this month, causing an undetermined number of casualties. The fighting was trigger

Meanwhile in view of all the above, political observers and analysts will definitely agree that while the objective of the Coalition for Dialogue and Negotiations to organise the Toronto Retreat was a good initiative,

Your browser does not support the audio element. YAOUNDÉ I long for a Cameroon where anglophone children no longer mimic the sound of gunfire, and Mondays are no longer “stay-at-home” days decreed by armed men.  I want to go back to a time – not so long ago – when education was a religion in every household, and schools were places children were eager to attend, promising a brighter future. These days, we have school massacres, boycotts, kidnappings.  We have teachers and student...

CIN Two separatists were killed in Likomba, a locality in Tiko Subdivision, Fako Division after they burnt down a beer truck Friday morning. Locals say a sustained gun battle between separatists and state forces lasted over two hours on the morning of Friday, January 15, 2021. “This morning, amba boys burnt down a truck transporting beer at Likomba, along the Douala-Limbe highway. The military rushed to the scene. After two hours of deafening gunshots, two separatists were kille...