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OPINION: Disenfranchisement of Anglophones: Fame Ndongo’s Hand Caught in the Cookie Jar By Ntumfoyn Boh Herbert Cameroon’s Minister of Higher Education, Jacques Fame Ndongo, who has a long history of showing disdain for Anglophones and has, clearly, worked hard at undermining the Anglophone system of education, is at it again. His latest sneak attack at […]
A Dozen Killed. Hundreds Arrested. Many Feared “Disappeared”. Government Media in Pre-1994 Rwandan Genocide Gear. U.S.-Donated Military Equipment Deployed, Killing Civilians. More than a dozen people have been killed. Over 70 injured after riot police and paramilitary forces opened fire on crowds of peaceful protesters in the towns of Bamenda, Buea and Kumba located the […]
[3/15, 12:01 AM] akere divine achu: Message from The Southern Cameroons Parents Association. Fellow Compatriots, We have all witnessed or have somehow participated in the momentous events of the last five months that have moved our suffering peoples towards our long cherished dreams of freedom and independence for our beloved country. Our history is a […]
Repression is worsening in Cameroon amid an uprising over language The president shows little interest in finding a peaceful solution to the crisis Excerpt: “THE parade featured singing schoolchildren and goose-stepping soldiers. A giant presidential portrait was wheeled along the boulevard. To some observers it must have looked like a comic sketch about an event […]
Washington, 9 January 2017 – The Movement for the Restoration of the Independence of Southern Cameroons (MoRISC) congratulates the people of Southern Cameroons on the successful organization of ghost town operations on this 9th day of January 2017. Today was only the first of the many Mondays on which MoRISC has called on our people […]