Boko Haram’s latest incursions in Cameroon and Nigeria, specifically in the towns of Mora, Madagali and Maiduguri, claimed many victims – both military and civilian. The resurgence of attacks around the Lake Chad Basin and the controversy after the capture of the Sambisa Forest confirm Boko Haram’s capacity to destabilize the region, and question the […]
Cameroon Common law Lawyers have on January 13, 2017 met in a General Assembly meeting in Kumba in Southern Cameroons to examine problems faced by lawyers and advance possible solutions to the current Anglophone crisis. During the GA heavily attended by all Common law Lawyers Associations, the Lawyers decided to dissolve the Common Law Lawyers […]
MESSAGE OF THE BISHOPS OF CAMEROON On the occasion of the 40th Seminar Held in Mamfe from 07 to 14 January 2017 ———————– To the People of God in Cameroon; To all persons of good will May the Grace, Love and Peace of the Lord be with you, members of the Church, the family of […]
The Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium says it will not negotiate with the Biya Francophone Beti Ewondo government until all Anglophone detainees are released and a referendum organized without further delay so that Southern Cameroonians can effectively return to a two state federation. The decision was made public earlier today Saturday the 14th of January […]
A deal has been reached between the Ivory Coast’s government and the mutinous troops, days after a group of dissident army soldiers took over army bases in cities across the West African country, demanding bonus payments. “A deal has been reached in Bouake (the Ivory Coast’s second largest city) between the chief of staff, the […]
With age telling on him, the President of the Confederation of African Football, Issa Hayatou has announced his intention to run again for the prestigious presidency of the African Football governing body, CAF. The French speaking Cameroonian made the pronouncement after having repeatedly declared his wishes to retire. Issa Hayatou has headed CAF for 29 […]
The Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium should be wary of signing agreements with the Biya Francophone Beti Ewondo regime because it has a track record of negotiating in bad faith and then moving the goalpost. Conflicting reports had surfaced that soldiers from the Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) were deployed to force the Anglophone leaders to […]
The African Union says it will cease to recognize Gambian President Yahya Jammeh as the West African country’s legitimate leader as of January 19, the date he is slated to hand power to the winner of a last month’s election. The AU’s Peace and Security Council announced the decision in a statement issued following a […]
