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Cameroon: Accusations By U.S. Ambassador - Government Expresses Strong Disapproval
Cameroon Tribune, 24 May 2018
Following is a press release signed by the Minister of External Relations. Read more »
U.S. Ambassador Ruffles Feathers in Cameroon
The U.S. Ambassador to Cameroon Peter Henry Barlerin has accused the army of targeted assassinations in the north-west and south-west regions. He also advised President Paul Biya not to stand for re-election and thereby secure his legacy, following the examples set by former Presidents Nelson Mandela and George Washington.
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Cameroon: Army Kills Scores in Anglophone Region
DW, 27 May 2018
Twenty-two people were killed in clashes with the army in Cameroon in the latest violence to hit the restive northwest, where separatists from the English-speaking minority are… Read more »
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Cameroon: Army Confirms Killing People in Anglophone Region
DW, 27 May 2018
Twenty-two people have been killed in clashes with the army in Cameroon in the latest violence to hit the restive northwest, where separatists from the English-speaking minority… Read more »
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Cameroon: Dozens of Youth Killed in Pinyin
VOA, 28 May 2018
English-speaking Cameroonians are burying 30 members of their community who were killed Thursday in the northwestern town of Pinyin. The government has not issued a statement but… Read more »
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Cameroon: Promoting Peace and National Unity - Manyu Population Urged to Shun Violence
Cameroon Tribune, 24 May 2018
Senator Tabe Tando at a reception organised in his honour in Yaounde last Saturday counseled his tribesmen to restraint from violence and revamp the Mamfe economy. Read more »
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A military court in Cameroon has sentenced seven activists from the country's Anglophone minority to 10 to 15 years in jail on terrorism and rebellion charges. Read more »
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As President Paul Biya led National Day celebrations in Yaounde, several policemen were killed, soldiers wounded and mayors kidnapped by suspected armed separatists who had warned ... Read more »
