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6, January 2017
Are Southern Cameroonians Fighting for “Secession” or “Separation”? 3
In this present struggle for our freedom and independence, we should be very careful and articulate in the way we use legal words and concepts in order not to create the wrong impression. I say so because I have heard and read many write-ups on Facebook where Southern Cameroonians are voicing that they want “Secession” […]
6, January 2017
Nigeria: Challenges of Conflict De-escalation in Recession 1
Increased divergence in researches on insurgency in the 21st century has reflected in the plethora of definitions and descriptions for this common security conundrum. I defer to the British Military’s doctrine, (a credible authority, given decades of experience suppressing series of insurrection in Ireland) hence position that Insurgency is an organized movement designed to through […]
6, January 2017
Yang Philemon leads: But is anyone really following? 0
Teachers Trade Unionists have maintained that the strike action must continue unless government grants their request. Wilfred Tassang of the Cameroon Teachers Trade Union says it is a good thing that the eight members requested to be added to the ad hoc committee for teachers were finally included in the list but that they will […]
6, January 2017
Ghost Town: CPDM bribery scheme sweeps mercenary journalists in Bamenda 0
A group of hungry so-called journalists grouped under a yet-to-be known federation of Anglophone Journalist Association were caught sharing money at Ayaba Hotel in Bamenda recently. The gang were also demanding the news reporters to sell their message that students must return to school on Monday the 9th of January, 2017. The information was made […]
6, January 2017
Anglophone soldiers in the Far North region to begin strike action 0
The National Telegraph, a home based Anglophone tabloid is reporting that Anglophone soldiers have given President. Biya one condition to look into their worries else they will be forced to follow the footsteps of the Common Law Lawyers and Anglophone teachers in the wake of what has now become known as the Anglophone struggle. The […]
6, January 2017
Governors, SDO’s and DO’s are running around West Cameroon: Too little, too late 1
The people of West Cameroon have no reason before God and man to resume schools following the continuous brutal repression and oppression that has always resulted in the killing, rape, torture, and imprisonment of our innocent children by the same government that now suddenly pretends to care. At this time in our history, we as […]
5, January 2017
Biya cancels New Year Wishes ceremony 2
President Paul Biya is said to be under considerable pressure and panic in Yaoundé after it was revealed that his New Year Day speech was leaked to the public hours before his televised presentation on the 31st of December. A well-placed source at the Presidency told Cameroon Intelligence Report that close aides to Biya are […]
5, January 2017
Nigeria: 3 female bombers killed in a crowded market 0
Pro-government anti-terror fighters in Nigeria have managed to kill three radicalized girls before they could detonate their explosive vests in a crowded market in the country’s northeastern province of Adamawa, officials say. The incident occurred on Wednesday when civilian fighters spotted the three girls and became suspicious that they were wearing explosive vests as the […]
5, January 2017
CPDM malicious plot to stifle the ghost town operations uncovered 2
The government is reportedly doing everything to destroy the present Anglophone nationalism. Information has filtered that following a meeting that held in Yaoundé on Monday the 2nd of January, the the regime developed strategies which were handed down to highly placed Anglophone political elites. The vicious arrangements include: That all the political elites, Senators, MPs […]
6, January 2017
Ivory Coast: Demobilized soldiers have taken control of the city of Bouake 0
by soter • Africa, Breaking News, Headline News, News
Former soldiers in the Ivory Coast have taken control of the city of Bouake, causing a shutdown in the West African country’s second-largest metropolitan city. “The city is under the control of former soldiers,” said an unidentified army officer, media reported on Friday. The demobilized soldiers, who had seized weapons from at least two police […]