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Friday, February fourteenth, the   UN says at least 22 people have been killed in a village in the Northwest region of Cameroon. Over half of those killed were children. No one has claimed responsibility for Friday’s incident but the opposition parties blame the killing on the government.

Cameroon: Kenyan Missionary Killed in Mamfe

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After the killing of the US missionary in Bamenda, a Kenyan missionary, Cosmas Omboto Ondar of the Roman Catholic church has been killed at the entrance of his parish in Mamfe, Southwest region of Cameroon on Wednesday, November 21, 2018, at around 3 pm by the Cameroon military forces.

Some Hard Facts About Southern Cameroon Marginalization

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Higher Teacher Training Clollege, Bamemda 1. Two *Higher Teachers Training Colleges* existed; Bamenda for Southern Cameroon and Yaoundé for French Cameroon. Surprisingly, Yaounde became Higher and Bamenda, an Annex. Today out of every 100 student teachers admitted in Bamenda, 80 are from French Cameroon. Tell me, who are they going to teach?

Freedom of the press under attack in Cameroon

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Since the last quarter of  2016, it is becoming more challenging for journalists in Cameroon to perform their duties without the fear of being jailed. Freedom of the press is literally not applicable as the very core essence of journalism is being compromised.

Cameroon journalist released from jail

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The Equinoxe Television journalist Mimi Mefo who was jailed on November 7, 2018, without trial at the Douala central prison has been released.

Over 30,000 Cameroonian refugees arrives Nigeria

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Cameroonian refugees in Nigeria According to the UNHCR spokesperson Babar Baloch  – to whom quoted text may be attributed –   at the press briefing held at the Palais des Nations in Geneva on November 9, 2018, over 30,000 Cameroonian refugees have been registered in Nigeria .

Cameroon journalist jailed for reporting on Anglophone crisis

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Equinoxe Television journalist Mimi Mefo On Wednesday, November 7, 2017, English desk editor and journalist of Equinoxe Television Mimi Mefo was jailed at the Douala central prison without trial.

The Tribal War In Cameroon Politics: "Beti Vs Bamileke"

This video reveals some facts why the president of Cameroon would not cede power to any other than one from "Beti" tribe. Click on "Read More" to watch the video.