Fako Lawyers Drag Buea Attorney General, State Counsel, Prison Superintendent To Court Fako Lawyers Association, FAKLA, and 12 other applicants have dragged the Southwest Attorney General, the State Counsel for Buea, and the Superintendent of the Buea Central Prison to Court, on charges of illegal detention of 12 Applicants, following a court order granting bail to the accused. Read More »

Crtv’s George Ewane Equates President Biya To Jesus Christ In a galore of reports on the State media, showering praises on President Paul Biya for his 35 years as President of Cameroon, the report of George Ewane, PhD, stood out, with the Unity Palace correspondent equating the president to Jesus Christ. Read More »

Stolen Military Gun In Jakiri Uncovered, After Intervention Of ‘Nwerong’ Following the shooting dead of a gendarme officer in Jakiri on Monday November 6, which was followed by the theft of the late officer’s gun, the Nso Palace, through ‘Nwerong’ has facilitated the uncovering of the missing weapon, after appealing to its keeper(s). Read More »

Southwest, ‘Average Student’ In Fight Against Corruption-CONAC Chairman The Southwest Region of Cameroon has been described by Rev. Dr. Dieudonne Massi Gams, Chairman of CONAC, as an average student in the fight against corruption. Read More »

Following SWECC’s Condemnation, UB Adjusts Discriminatory Admission Rules The University of Buea, UB, has readjusted its admissions criteria after coming under scathing criticism from the Southwest Chiefs Conference, SWECC. The Executive of SWECC chastised the University authorities for harsh admission rules that were considered to be discriminatory against students of the English Speaking expression in Cameroon. Read More »

Musonge Assesses the People's Grievances After the 'Dialogue Mission' “The form of State was persistent in the people’s demands, but generally, the majority of the people are ready for decentralisation provided that it is carried to the end. That is the message we are taking back.” Musonge said. Read More »

Fako Lawyers’ Task force Secures Release Of Over 200 Detainees Ever since the events of September 22 and October 1, 2017, stories coming out of English speaking Cameroon have been nothing but painful litanies. But the Fako Lawyers Association is working hard to assuage the suffering of the people by working to free all incarcerated persons. A task force created by a group of lawyers based in Fako, has secured the release of over 200 people from an estimated number of 600 arrested. Read More »

October 1 Killings: Human Life Surpasses Territorial Integrity - PCC Moderator Tells Government The Moderator of the Presbyterian Church in Cameroon, PCC, Rt. Rev. Samuel Fonki Foba, has issued his Church’s reaction to the October 1 killings, by government forces, in which he told the government “that the sacredness of human life and its protection supersedes the preservation of territorial integrity and national sovereignty.” Read More »

Agbor Balla Decries Military Brutality On Anglophones The President of the erstwhile Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium, CACSC, Barrister Felix Agbor Nkongho, aka Agbor Balla, has raised an alarm over the horrific military crackdown on peaceful protesters, which is characterised by killings, looting, arbitrary arrests and detention, and the intimidation of Anglophones in Cameroon. Read More »

AU Calls For Meaningful Dialogue, Restraint In Cameroon The Africa Union, AU, has called for meaningful dialogue and national reconciliation, as the best way to handling the Anglophone Crisis in Cameroon. Read More »