Anglophone Crisis: Repeated Attacks on Civilians Sign of Military Incompetence or Government Lukewarmness? Attacks on Civilians and most especially the constant and recent attacks on students and teachers have revealed the incompetence of the Cameroonian military as well as Government authorities’ lukewarmness in handling the ongoing Anglophone crisis. Severally, the government has announced the deployment of hundreds of soldiers to the war front to handle the separatist fighters and protects civilians, including school children and teachers. But from the recent occurrences endangering the lives... Read More »

Operation Keep Bamenda Clean: NW Governor Contradicts own Declared Success Just when the region is announcing a breakthrough in Operation Keep Bamenda Clean, the Governor of the North West region of Cameroon, Adolf Lele l’Afrique has contradicted this view as he has sounded warning and promising sanctions to those involved in the manufacturing and sale of illegal weapons, which to him has continued to fan the ongoing crisis. Read More »

Cameroon: Population Disgruntled over NW Governor’s Suspension of DWB’s Activities While questioning the alternatives that the North West Governor Adolphe Lele L’Afrique’s placed at the disposal of his population before suspending the activities of Doctors without Borders – DWB in his region amid crisis on the claim that he wants to define the framework of their activities, his decision has been considered another means to ease untimely death besides the ongoing war. The decision has become a big worry and heavy burden on the defenseless population who are often the victims... Read More »