Cameroon Military Attacked World Heritage Site - Rights Group
Human Rights Watch say on September 24, soldiers from the Rapid Intervention Battalion attacked and looted the Royal Palace in Bafut, North-West region. The palace is included on a tentative list of world heritage sites by UNESCO since 2006.
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Cameroon:
World Heritage Site Attacked
HRW, 11 October 2019
When Cameroon ratified the World Heritage Convention in 1982, it pledged to protect and preserve its rich historical and cultural heritage. Cameroon is also party to the 1954 Hague… Read more »
Bafut Palace
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Cameroon:
Major National Dialogue - Momo Delegates Thank President Paul Biya
Cameroon Tribune, 10 October 2019
Joined by some Internally Displaced Persons, the delegates gathered at the residence of Minister Mbah Acha Rose Fomundam on October 5, 2019 to express their satisfaction. Read more »
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Cameroon:
South West - Ten Fresh Separatist Fighters Down Arms
Cameroon Tribune, 10 October 2019
They were received by Governor Okalia Bilai October 8, 2019 afternoon. Read more »
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Cameroon:
Reconstruction, Development - Pertinent Recommendations for Conflict Affected Areas
Cameroon Tribune, 10 October 2019
The conflict-affected areas are the North West, South West and Far North Regions. Read more »
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Cameroon:
Socio-Military Actions in South West - Military Donates to Population
Cameroon Tribune, 9 October 2019
The villages of Bwassa, Likombe, and Mapanja on October 5, 2019 received food items from the BIR led by Lt. Colonel Nko'o Ella Francis Read more »
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Cameroon:
Accommodating IDP - Over 30 Share Experiences
Cameroon Tribune, 8 October 2019
A meeting to understand their suffering and seek solution recently took place in Douala. Read more »
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Cameroon:
An Irreversible Peace Process
Cameroon Tribune, 8 October 2019
The long awaited dialogue has come and gone leaving serious immortalizing imprints for Cameroonians in and out of the country to ponder on. The three years that preceded the… Read more »
InFocus
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Cameroon's military has begun efforts to implement President Paul Biya's peace resolutions from the national dialogue on the country's anglophone separatist crisis, but scepticism ... Read more »
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Dozens of governors, traditional and religious leaders and other dignitaries clad in festive attire have arrived in Cameroon's capital Yaounde. Their destination: the national ... Read more »
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Cameroon's government has called for a "national dialogue" on the separatist crisis in its northwest and southwest regions. However, U.S. and Europe-based separatist leaders ... Read more »
