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7, May 2018
Southern Cameroons Crisis: Government frustration spills over 0
The Southern Cameroons crisis that the government of Cameroon thought would end shortly after it started has become a nightmare that will not go away anytime soon. The “two cubes of sugar” are not going to melt anytime soon and the fighting still has many more scenes which will surely play out in a manner […]
7, May 2018
The two Cameroons appear on the verge of a full-scale war 0
French Cameroun and Southern Cameroons are moving slowly but surely closer to a full-scale war, with fighting and belligerent rhetoric coming from Francophone political elites in Yaoundé and the Interim Government of Southern Cameroons/Ambazonia. The Southern Cameroons crisis has already crippled the fragile economies in both Cameroons, and it has created new burdens on neighboring […]
7, May 2018
Southern Cameroons Crisis: CPDM baron says Biya era nearing its end 0
A senior Francophone political elite has hinted Cameroon Concord News that the Paul Biya era is nearly over as the Interim Government of the Federal Republic of Ambazonia intensifies support for armed groups engaged in the Southern Cameroons liberation struggle. The CPDM baron who is also a member of the Central Committee told our undercover […]
7, May 2018
US: McCain regrets choosing Sarah Palin as running mate 0
John McCain, the seasoned senator of Arizona, says he regrets choosing former Alaska Governor Sarah Palin as his running mate during the country’s 2008 presidential race, and instead he should have chosen Joe Lieberman, a Democrat-turned-independent politician. The New York Times reported on Saturday that McCain, while still defending Palin’s performance, said in his upcoming book, “The Restless […]
6, May 2018
Southern Cameroons Crisis: Buea security level raised from severe to critical 0
Security in Buea has been raised from severe to critical following threats of an imminent Amba attack announced late today Sunday the 6th of May 2018. Many people were injured. None of the injured are thought to be in a serious or life-threatening condition as residents of the historic capital of the Federal Republic of […]
6, May 2018
Shame on you, African football leaders 0
Instead of applauding and celebrating this week’s announcement that Fifa will give each of the five African representatives at this year’s World Cup in Russia an advance of $2 million (R25 million), African football leaders should hang their heads in shame. The money, according to Confederation of African Football (CAF) president Ahmad Ahmad, is meant […]
6, May 2018
Nigeria: Armed bandits kill 45 in Kaduna state 0
Some 45 people have been killed in an attack by armed bandits on villagers in the northern Nigerian state of Kaduna. Civilian militia members in Kaduna said on Sunday that bandits who attacked Gwaska village a day earlier were from the neighboring Zamfara state. “The attackers were obviously armed bandits from neighboring Zamfara state who […]
6, May 2018
Southern Cameroons villages have been transformed into battle fields 0
The critical situation of the English regions of Cameroon is worse than ever. The violence has brought the country into a civil war in the South Western region as reported by Lilian Neg, Africa Correspondent for NewsVoice. Other sources tell NewsVoice young men flee the anglophone regions since the army capture and abduct them. If […]
6, May 2018
Southern Cameroons Villagers Trapped As Military Battles ‘Ambazonia’ Fighters 0
At least 50,000 villagers settled in the farming localities of Ikata, Bafia and Munyenge in Muyuka Sub-division, Fako Division of the Southwest Region have put themselves out of sight in cocoa farms, following a renewed military onslaught against separatists. The campaign which gained public notice since Saturday, April 28, and remains on course triggered the […]
7, May 2018
French PM meets leaders of unions to end strike crippling rail services 0
by soter • Europe, Headline News, News
French Prime Minister Edouard Philippe has held meetings with senior leaders of labor unions as rolling strikes in the railway section continue to cripple services across the country. Philippe sought to convince union leaders on Monday that the French government would work on mechanisms to settle debt claims related to state rail operator SNCF, an […]