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Cameroon: Top U.S. Official Reveals Behind the Scenes Talks on Anglophone Crisis
allAfrica, 13 March 2019
"My heart breaks for Cameroon. Every day people are dying, and every day people are suffering," said Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Tibor Nagy when asked about his message… Read more »
U.S., EU Agree on Solutions to Cameroon's Crisis - U.S. Official
Assistant Secretary for African Affairs Tibor Nagy who will be visiting Cameroon on the 17th of March says before beginning his African visit he met with the G7 in France and they where unanimous on the political issues in the country.
Tibor Nagy, United States Assistant Secretary for the Bureau of African Affairs, delivers his keynote address at Carnegie Mellon University yesterday.
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Afrobarometer, 11 March 2019
The tensions in Cameroon's anglophone regions have taken a clear toll on the country's unity. Anglophone and francophone Cameroonians, who have lived as friends and neighbours for… Read more »
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Cameroon: Arrests for Corruption, or Challenges to Biya?
VOA, 14 March 2019
The recent arrest of a former official in Cameroon for alleged corruption has sparked a debate over whether the government is actually trying to stamp out corruption, or is… Read more »
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Cameroon: Constitutional Crisis Worsens in Cameroon
Africa Renewal, 12 March 2019
Agitation over language is based in deeper grievances about political and social representation Read more »
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Cameroon: Crisis in NW, SW Regions - Partners Urged to Support Peace Measures
Cameroon Tribune, 13 March 2019
The eldest Member of the National Assembly, Hon. Enow Tanjong made the appeal on March 12, 2019 as he chaired the opening plenary sitting of the March Ordinary session of the… Read more »
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Cameroon: Council Should Act On Bahrain, Egypt, Turkey, Cameroon, and the Philippines
HRW, 12 March 2019
While the Council has several critical situations on its agenda, we are alarmed that the crises in many countries deepen while the Council stands idly by. Read more »
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Cameroon: Former Separatists Distrust Reintegration Program
VOA, 7 March 2019
Cameroon says three months after creating a commission to reintegrate separatist fighters who agree to disarm, only 20 rebels have surrendered. Separatists fear the commission may… Read more »
InFocus
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The international community continues to pressure President Paul Biya and his government to respect human rights and address the security crisis in the country, the latest being ... Read more »
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The U.S. decision comes after videos documented by Amnesty International, went viral last year, showing Cameroonian security forces shooting and killing civilians, including women ... Read more »
