Cameroon's Separatist Leader Is Willing to Talk Peace, but Only With UN Backing

Sisiku AyukTabe is due to appeal his life sentence in court in April. The leader of the bloody quest for an independent Ambazonia in Anglophone Cameroon told DW about his terms for dialogue with the regime in Yaounde.

"It will be a shame for the international community to wait and come late, as was the case in Rwanda," Sisiku AyukTabe told DW. The Ambazonian leader sounded the often repeated warning in a written reply to DW from his cell at Yaounde Principal Prison.

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