The abduction of seven French nationals, including four children, in the Far North Region of Cameroon on Tuesday, February 19, 2013, by some armed persons believed to belong to the extremist Islamist movement, Boko Haram, brought into focus the Cameroonian connection/origins of the terrorist group that has been wreaking havoc in many parts of Northern […]
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Cameroon’s National Hydrocarbons Corporation, popularly known by its French abbreviation, SNH, has suspended hydrocarbons prospection in the Southwest Region because of the Anglophone separatist insurgency and in the Far North Region because of Boko Haram attacks. The suspension is expected to have major impacts on Cameroon’s 2020-2024 development plan which envisages the optimisation of revenue […]
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The United Nations Security Council last night imposed sanctions on Central African Republic (CAR) rebel leader Abdoulaye Miskine, who in 2019 signed a peace agreement between the government and armed groups, the Embassy in Yaounde has just confirmed. Miskine, founder and head of the Democratic Front of the Central African People (FDPC), was offered a […]
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THE GENESIS What is today popularly called the “Anglophone crises” started in October 2016 as an industrial/professional imbroglio between teachers and lawyers of English-speaking expression on the one hand and the government in Yaunde on the other. It started with a demand by teachers and lawyers from Anglophone Cameroon regions on the state for constitutional […]
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