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Cameroon: Rebels Attack Reporters, Torch Media Offices
VOA, 31 January 2020
Journalists in Cameroon’s troubled English-speaking regions say separatists are attacking them because of critical reporting and refusal to broadcast rebel propaganda. Media… Read more »
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Cameroon: Rebels Beef Up Tactics to Block Regional Elections
DW, 24 January 2020
English-speaking separatists have been trying to stop elections from taking place in Cameroon's Anglophone regions next month. DW examines the rebels' intimidation tactics and… Read more »
Blame Game as Infighting Among Cameroon Separatists Grows
Clashes between separatist groups have left at least six fighters dead, with one of the groups allegedly abducting close to 40 rebels of another camp. While separatist leaders said the clashes were as a result of military infiltration, army officials said it was caused by internal rivalry for power among the groups.
Wreckage of vehicles at Mile 16, Bolifamba, a neighborhood in the Southwestern town of Buea (file photo).
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Top U.S. diplomat to Africa, Tibor Nagy, says Cameroonian officials are not doing enough to solve the separatist crisis that has killed more than 3,000 people in the ... Read more »
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In the last week of 2019, Cameroon's parliament approved a bill that will grant "special status" to the country's two Anglophone regions. This initiative was a result of the Grand ... Read more »
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Cameroon has deployed troops to the restive English speaking regions to ensure security before, during and after next month's general election. Read more »
