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Cameroon: Former Minister in Rare Safe Release after Rebel Abduction
VOA, 2 April 2019
Separatists in restive Northwest Cameroon have, in a rare move, freed a former government minister unharmed after two weeks in captivity. Emmanuel Ngafeson Bantar, a top Ministry… Read more »
Cameroon's Former Minister Released after Rebel Abduction
Emmanuel Ngafeson Bantar, a top ministry of justice official, was the first advisor to President Paul Biya to be abducted in the North-west. Bantar says his stay with the separatists convinced him that an end to the three-year-conflict is possible if the government pursues sincere dialogue.
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Cameroon: Human Rights Watch Blasts Govt - Military Rejects 'Biased' Report
VOA, 29 March 2019
A new report from Human Rights Watch says Cameroon's military has killed scores of people and burned down hundreds of homes in its campaign against separatists in the country's… Read more »
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Cameroon: Diplomacy - Security Issues Chatted At Minrex
Cameroon Tribune, 29 March 2019
In two separate audiences granted the Japanese and Equato Guinean Ambassadors by External Relations Minister, security occupied a prominent position on the agenda Read more »
InFocus
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Government forces in the country's Anglophone regions have killed scores of civilians, using indiscriminate force, and torched hundreds of homes over the past six months - this as ... Read more »
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Among the 12 deported was separatist leader Julius Sisiku Ayuk Tabe, president of the self-declared "Republic of Ambazonia", who was arrested along with his supporters on January 9 ... Read more »
