In Cameroon, internet connections appear to have been cut in the major towns of the country's two English-speaking regions. The action comes as a months-long strike by local lawyers and teachers intensifies.
Agbor Gideon owns a shop that provides internet services to students and researchers at the University of Bamenda in the northwest region of Cameroon. He says his suppliers disconnected internet connection to his neighborhood Tuesday.
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