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8, December 2016
Gunshots heard at Commercial Avenue in Bamenda 0
Cameroon Concord News reporters in Bamenda have confirmed that gunshots came from an army vehicle firing at Anglophone protesters at Commercial Avenue some few hours ago. A huge crowd has gathered to stage an anti government demonstration in support of federalism or the creation of a Southern Cameroons state. The angry population is reportedly firing back with locally made firearms.