The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, former Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, and Hamas military leader Mohammed Deif. The warrants are for alleged war crimes and crimes against humanity, marking a significant and unprecedented move in international justice. The ICC’s decision is based on alleged crimes connected…
Separatist Ambush in Ndu: Three Killed, One Injured – A tragic incident occurred in Ndu, Donga Mantung Division, where an ambush by separatists resulted in the deaths of three individuals and left one person injured. The attack took place in the Mbaw plain, targeting a vehicle carrying both civilians and a gendarme officer. The ambush…
In the Far North region of Cameroon, recent Boko Haram attacks have resulted in the tragic loss of at least 10 lives. The militant group has intensified its assaults on villages, causing widespread fear and displacement among the local population. These attacks have not only claimed lives but also led to the destruction of homes…
Five prominent residents of Chomba, a village in the troubled North West region, were kidnapped by militants from the Ambazonia separatist movement more than a week ago and remain missing. The abducted individuals include T’a Ntume, a village council elder; Fon Tara, the father of a former separatist fighter; Annu Samson, president of the Chomba…
Yaoundé: Taxi Driver Arrested for Faking His Death Amid Rising Insecurity Concerns – A Yaoundé taxi driver, Noumbiap Nzeale Edwin, was arrested after faking his death. This incident has raised public concerns in a city where growing insecurity has led to anxiety around the safety of taxi drivers. Noumbiap went missing for several days, leading…
In the high-profile case of journalist Martinez Zogo’s assassination, the court has refused the request for a reconstruction of the facts by Jean Pierre Amougou Belinga, one of the key suspects. This decision was made by the military tribunal handling the case, which involved 17 defendants, including 12 agents from Cameroon’s powerful intelligence service, the…
In a tragic incident in Nkwen, Bamenda, gendarmes mistakenly opened fire after confusing the sound of a modified motorcycle for gunfire. This occurred at Mile 4 Junction around 8 PM on October 27, 2024. The gunfire resulted in the immediate death of a civilian and left another person injured. The confusion arose when a motorcycle with a customized sound repeatedly passed through the area, making loud noises that resembled gunfire. A local food vendor at the scene recounted that the bike rider had modified the sound of his motorcycle to mimic gunshots, which led to the gendarmes’ reaction. This incident has raised concerns about the safety of civilians amid heightened security measures in Bamenda. It also highlights the challenges faced by security forces in distinguishing between real threats and false alarms, especially in regions affected by conflict. The local community has…
The Center for Human Rights and Democracy in Africa (CHRDA) has called for an independent investigation into the killing of Joko Frida, the Second Deputy Mayor of Bamenda II. Joko Frida was found dead on October 28, 2024, after being kidnapped from her home on October 26. The CHRDA has condemned the murder, describing it…
The wife of Mohammadou Baba, also known as “Baba Axe,” was freed after being held captive for more than 48 hours by a separatist group. Baba Axe was a notorious drug lord in Bamenda, and his death marked a significant event in the region. He was killed on October 19, just a day after he and his wife were abducted on October 18 in Bamenda’s Old Town. The abduction and subsequent release of Baba Axe’s wife have raised many questions about the motives and actions of the separatist group involved. The incident has also highlighted the ongoing tensions and conflicts in the region, which have been a source of concern for local authorities and residents alike. Baba Axe’s criminal activities and his influence in the drug trade had made him a target for both law enforcement and rival groups. His death and the abduction of his wife have added another layer of complexity to the already volatile situation in Bamenda. The release of Baba Axe’s wife after 48 hours of captivity has brought some relief to her family and the community, but it has also left many unanswered questions about the future of the region and the ongoing conflict. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the challenges faced by those living in areas affected by violence and crime Wife of Slain Bamenda Drug Lord Freed After 48-Hour Abduction
The Second Deputy Mayor of Bamenda II Council, Joko Frida, was found dead on Monday morning, a few days after attending a screening of a documentary on President Paul Biya’s legacy. She was reportedly abducted from her home by armed men shortly after returning from the screening. Her remains were discovered at Nchuoboh Junction in the Bamenda 2 Subdivision. This incident has sparked widespread grief and condemnation in the community. It’s a stark reminder of the ongoing insecurity in the region, where separatist conflicts have been raging for years   Bamenda II Deputy Mayor Found Dead After Attending Biya Documentary Screening
