Business in Cameroon | The 90 kV electricity transmission line between Logbaba and Koumassi, which was damaged by a fire on the night of May 1-2, has now been restored, according to an internal source at the National Electricity Transmission Company (Sonatrel). “The situation has returned to normal since the …
Read More »Cameroon Blast Kills at Least One Person During Youth Day Event
VOA | Cameroon officials say at least one person has died and dozens more, including children, were injured in an explosion Sunday in the country’s restive English-speaking Northwest region. The blast happened during a children’s Youth Day celebration in Nkambe. Cameroon has experienced renewed separatist attacks that have claimed several …
Read More »Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis: Separatists threaten French-speaking regions | +video
France 24 | For the past seven years, Cameroonian authorities have been struggling to contain the separatist movement in the country’s Anglophone regions. But lately, clashes have been spilling into the French-speaking neighbouring regions. In Bamenyam, located about six hours from Cameroon’s capital Yaoundé, nine people were killed and about …
Read More »Separatists kill around 20 people, including women, children in Cameroon attack
AFP | Separatist rebels killed around 20 people, including women and children, on Monday in an attack on a village in one of Cameroon’s restive anglophone regions, security and local officials said. The attack occurred in the village of Egbekaw in western Cameroon where rebels and government forces have clashed …
Read More »Au moins 20 morts dans une attaque de séparatistes anglophones
Le Figaro | Une vingtaine de personnes, dont des femmes et des enfants, ont été tuées lundi dans l’attaque d’un village par des séparatistes anglophones dans l’ouest du Cameroun où ces rebelles et l’armée s’affrontent depuis sept ans, ont affirmé à l’AFP des responsables de la sécurité et des autorités …
Read More »France delivers Cameroon colonisation files | + video
Paris willingly delivered its classified files to a commission of historians from both countries charged by President Paul Biya of Cameroon and French President Emmanuel Macron to unveil the gruesome yet often ignored part of colonisation and decolonization process of the central African country, as it would seem colonial history …
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