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Cameroon – Anglophone Crisis: Buea on alert after separatist ‘bomb’ injured 12 at Trade Fair

Cameroon – Anglophone Crisis: Buea on alert after separatist ‘bomb’ injured 12 at Trade Fair

Cameroon – Anglophone Crisis: Development Association urges President Biya to wade into rising tensions between Aghem natives and Hausas

Cameroon – Anglophone Crisis: SDF says Ekondo Titi school attack is “act of blatant, shameless and senseless terrorism”

Cameroon – Anglophone crisis: Defense Ministry suggests kidnapped Divisional Delegates may still be alive

DWB Gunmen believed to be separatist fighters opened fire on a Doctors Without Borders ambulance in the early hours of Thursday, February 4, 2021, at Mbalangi, along the Kumba-Buea highway. Cameroon-Info.Net learned that Doctors Without Borders left Kumba to Mbalangi in response to a distress call. After picking up the patient from Mbalangi, the aid team was on its way to the hospital in Muyuka when gunmen fired at the ambulance injuring the ambulance nurse. “In the early hours ...

Archives The Cameroon military has been faulted for killing four teenagers in Meta Quarters, a locale in Mankon, Cameroon’s northwestern city of Bamenda. The Voice and other local media outlets quoted eyewitnesses as saying that soldiers killed the quartet point-blank around 2:00 pm on Saturday, January 23, 2021. The soldiers were in search of armed separatists in the area when the incident happened. Three of the four victims, Ngalim Alucious, Ntakah Nelly Mbah, and Sale Sadam a...

WhatsApp The Cameroon Association of English-Speaking Journalists, CAMASEJ, has demanded the immediate and unconditional release of one of its members, Fung John Ngum. The radio host and reporter was picked up early Wednesday, January 20, 2021, in Bamenda by yet-to-be-identified armed men, said Jude Viban, CAMASEJ President. “Fung John, who is co-host of Press and Associate, a flagship programme of Bamenda-based Ndefcam radio, was kidnapped as he set out for work,” read a pres...

Facebook Inhabitants in Buea are witnessing an unusual increase in traffic days after traffic lights went operational in the city. On Monday, December 21, 2020, Barrister David Mafani Namange, Mayor of Buea, inaugurated the city’s first-ever traffic lights in a bid to stem haphazard road use. Following the removal of the median curbs along the main boulevard prior to President Paul Biyas February 2014 Buea visit, several accidents occasioning death have been reported on the str...