August 31, 2025

Ambazonia

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Anglophone Crisis: Corpses abandoned at Bamenda Regional Hospital again

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The Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon: A Humanitarian Perspective The ongoing Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon has taken a heavy toll on the lives and well-being of many, particularly in the North West and South West Regions of the country. A recent and disturbing development in this conflict is the abandonment of corpses at the Bamenda Regional…

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Capo Daniel reveals Ayaba Cho ordered Senator Kemende’s killing, AGovC Denies

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The former deputy defence commander of the separatist armed group, Ambazonia Defence Forces, Capo Daniel, has offered new insights into the killing of vibrant opposition Senator, Henry Kemende, in 2022. Ngong Emmanuel, popularly known as Capo Daniel, contradicted his earlier accusations against the Cameroon military by stating that the Ambazonia Governing Council President Ayaba Cho…

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Separatists fought shot and killed the deputy Mayor of Babessi

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Separatists fought shot and killed the deputy Mayor of Babessi Nkwato Solomon, the 2nd Deputy Mayor of Babessi Council in Ngoketunjia Division, tragically lost his life on Friday, March 22nd, 2024, in an incident involving Ambazonia separatist fighters. “The assistant mayor of BABESSI council in BABESSI subdivision was shot dead in his own house by…

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Korea provides food aid worth over 163.6M to Anglophone crisis victims

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Korea’s Contribution to Alleviating the Anglophone Crisis: A Generous Gesture of Solidarity In a world often divided by geopolitical interests and national agendas, it is heartening to witness acts of pure humanitarianism that transcend borders. The recent announcement of Korea’s provision of food aid worth over $163.6 million to the victims of the Anglophone crisis…

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