Chief Bisong Etahoben

Chief Bisong Etahoben is a Cameroonian investigative journalist and traditional ruler. He writes for international media and has participated in several transnational investigations. Etahoben won the first-ever Cameroon Investigative Journalist Award in 1992. He serves as a member of a number of international investigative journalism professional bodies including the Forum for African Investigative Reporters (FAIR). He is HumAngle's Francophone and Central Africa editor.

Armed Violence

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 7, 2022
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As Schools Reopen, Cameroon Orders Deployment Of Special Forces Against Separatists

Cameroon’s head of state, President Paul Biya, has ordered the Minister of Armed Forces to deploy special units of the…
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Displacement & Migration

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 7, 2022
305

DRC: Over 10,000 IDPs From Kwamouth Received In Mongata, Need Support

Over 10,000 displaced persons from Kwango in the Kwamouth territory of DR Congo were received in Mongata, situated between the…
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Armed Violence

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 6, 2022
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150 Rwandan Soldiers Arrive Central African Republic Under Military Cooperation

A contingent of 150 Rwandan soldiers has arrived in the Central African Republic under an arrangement between the two countries.…
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Armed Violence

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 6, 2022
366

Students Protest As Ongoing Conflict Prevents DR Congo Schools From Resuming

Several schools in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo did not reopen as scheduled yesterday, Sept. 5, as many students…
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News

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 6, 2022
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Schools Now Open Says Cameroon, Despite Threats from Anglophone Separatists

Schools are open again, and parents should send their children, the Cameroonian government has announced, despite ongoing threats from Anglophone…
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News

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 5, 2022
396

CPC Rebels Withdraw From Akroussoulback Village After Attack On Central African Republic Soldiers

Soldiers of the Central African Republic national army (FACA) were forced to withdraw from Akroussoulback village, 80km from Ndele on…
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News

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 3, 2022
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120 People Flee From Recurring Communal Violence In Kwamouth, DR Congo

The recurring violence between the Teke and Yaka communities in Kwamouth, Democratic Republic of Congo, is leading to the displacement…
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Humanitarian Crises

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 2, 2022
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Congo Brazzaville Donates Aid To Over 500 DRC Refugees

The government of the Republic of Congo (Brazzaville) recently provided support to over 500 displaced persons from the Democratic Republic…
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Armed Violence

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 2, 2022
256

22 Die As DR Congo Army Clashes With Rebels In Ituri Province

The corpses of 14 civilians and eight militia fighters were yesterday, Thursday, Sept. 1, discovered in the bushes after two…
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Armed Violence

Chief Bisong EtahobenSeptember 2, 2022
316

Communal Violence In DRC Communities Forces Transporters To Suspend Operations

Transport agencies plying the national highway linking Kinshasa and Bandundu have been forced to suspend operations due to the communal…
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