Ellie Smith is the Southern Cameroons journalist who wants too much from the Ambazonian leader Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and the Interim Government. He is currently equipping Southern Cameroonians with a sense of victimhood and rhetoric of hate against President Sisiku Ayuk Tabe. Correspondingly, a cult of violence is slowly but surely generating from the former […]
The MoneyGram Foundation grant funded the transportation of three 40-foot ocean-going containers to Ghana, Cameroon and Ethiopia. Each container, carefully curated by Books For Africa, was filled with 22,000 books, as well as library enhancement supplies such as essential solar lights, e-readers loaded with digital content, computers, maps and projectors. The books and learning materials are intended to enhance the […]
The West African nation of Cameroon has once again celebrated its National Unity Day on 20 May 2019 amidst violence and bloodshed in some areas of the country. A conflict of language, culture, and resources, especially in the English speaking regions, is tearing the country apart. The celebrations organized for the 47th time in the country’s […]
Sudanese people have launched a two-day nationwide strike to step up pressure on a ruling military council to transfer power to a civilian authority. The umbrella protest movement Alliance for Freedom and Change had called for a two-day general strike starting on Tuesday after talks with the ruling Transitional Military Council (TMC) failed to achieve a breakthrough. […]
Now in France there is a lawsuit against French conglomerate Bollore over violating supposed commitments it made to residents and workers at its palm oil plantation in Cameroon. The suit accused Bollore of reneging on a 2013 settlement in which it promised to improve the working and living conditions of workers and residents around the […]
As students in Cameroon began their annual exams Monday, hundreds of their teachers in English-speaking regions were on the streets protesting. The teachers are demanding better security after three teachers and a student were abducted, adding to scores captured, killed, or whose property was torched during a two-year separatist conflict. Teachers dressed in dark clothes […]
Rwandan Louise Mushikiwabo, Secretary General of the International Organization of La Francophonie (OIF), was received on May 24 in Yaoundé by President Paul Biya. The OIF member came to inquire about the political and security situation in the country, particularly the fight against the terrorist group Boko Haram and the situation in the northwest and […]
People of Bali, Fellow Ambazonians, I come to you again following another dark day in the history of our nation. On Saturday, May 25th, 2019, at about midday Amba time, the people of Bali, were subjected to another drench of barbarism from the occupation forces of La République du Cameroun. In an unprovoked-now-routine-attack, several of […]
The United States has recorded 60 new measles cases, taking confirmed cases for the year to 940, the worst outbreak since 1994 and since measles was declared eliminated in 2000, federal health officials say. The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a 6.8% increase in the number of measles cases in the week […]
The parents of a baby allegedly murdered by Cameroonian soldiers last Monday have gone into hiding, afraid speaking out will make them a target for the authorities. Pictures of the dead four-month-old Martha Neba were circulated online, along with a graphic video showing her body on a sofa with bullet casings nearby and her aunt […]
