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Cameroon Calls for Return of Fleeing Anglophones

Minister of territorial administration, Paul Atanga Nji, visited the south-west and north-west regions to plead with the thousands of people hiding in bushes and mountains around the border with Nigeria, to return to their villages.

Cameroon: Govt Calls Fleeing English-Speaking Citizens Home

VOA, 4 April 2018

As a campfire burns in a remote village on Cameroon's northwestern border with Nigeria, seven men and five boys roast cocoa yam for supper. Read more »

Photo: HCR/ Simi Vijay

William Ajili, 70 ans, partage la nourriture que lui et sa famille ont avec la famille de réfugiés camerounais qu'il héberge dans sa maison au Nigeria. La famille a fui les répressions et les violences en cours au Cameroun anglophone.

Cameroon: Separatist Conflict Halts Cameroon-Nigeria Business

VOA, 26 March 2018

Separatist violence in the English-speaking regions of Cameroon along the border with Nigeria have completely stalled trade between the two countries. Buses no longer ply the… Read more »

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As more and more Anglophones flee a violent crackdown in the region and seek asylum in Nigeria, the UN refugee agency has warned that without more funding and assistance, the ... Read more »
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