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Cameroon: Nine Killed in Army Attack Format Investigate Killings of Civilians in Mautu Village, South-West Region (Nairobi) – Army soldiers killed at least nine civilians in Cameroon’s Anglophone South-West region, on January 10, 2021, Human Rights Watch said today. The dead included a woman and a child, and four civilians were injured. The soldiers also looted scores of homes and threatened residents. The army spokesperson admitted that soldiers from the 21st Motorized Infantry Battalion ( Bataillon d'Infanterie *Motorisé** or *BIM) conducted an operation in the village, but did not ac...

Attack on SDO’s Convoy in Mbengwi : Investigation Opens To Uncover Culprits North West Governor has called on the population to remain calm and collaborative. During the first-ever Security Coordination Meeting in Bamenda on January 6, 2021, the Governor of the North West Region, Adolphe Lele Lafrique, condemned in strong terms the bloody attack on State functionaries and the defence and security forces in Mbengwi, Momo Division. It emerged that the High Command has ordered an investigation in order to fish out the perpetrators of this terrorist attack and bring them to book.Lire aussi : Bu...

Cameroon: At least five killed in suspected separatist attack in restive NW Published on 06.01.2021 at 11h10 by journal du Cameroun Share At least five persons are said to have lost their lives in an attack on the convoy of the Senior Divisional Officer for Momo, North West region of Cameroon by suspected Ambazonia fighters this Wednesday January 6. The victims include the Divisional Delegate for Communication for Momo, Becky Jeme Iyabo and about five soldiers. The Senior Divisional Officer’s convoy was returning from Ngie and Njikwa, localities in the...

Archives Professor Angwafo III Fru Fobuzshi is the pioneer President of the North West Regional Council. The urologist who is Director-General of the Gynaeco-Obstetric and Pediatric Hospital in Yaoundé was voted Tuesday, December 22, 2020 by all 90 regional councilors. Tuesday's session chaired by the oldest Regional Councilor, Fon Angwafo III Solomon Anyeghamotü Ndefru of Mankon saw the election of seven other bureau members, including the President of the House of Chiefs. “You be me, Me be you, we be we,” Professor Angwafo said in his acceptance speech, urging the people...