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The ongoing legal case surrounding Eric Tataw, also known as the "Garri Master," has ignited an international debate over the U.S. Department of Justice's indictment, which accuses Tataw of providing material support to armed separatist groups in Ambazonia.

Details: News Team; 29.Apr.2025; Hits: 6188

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A U.S.-based Cameroonian lawyer linked to President Paul Biya’s government is facing a $100,000 defamation lawsuit in a U.S. court after allegedly labeling an Anglophone activist a "terrorist" in widely circulated letters.

Details: News Team; 17.Mar.2025; Hits: 3899

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Details: Southern Cameroons

Mbiame, Cameroon – A Cameroonian soldier was killed in a surprise ambush by Ambazonian forces in the Bui Division of the North West Region, marking yet another violent episode in the protracted Anglophone crisis.

Details: News Team; 14.Mar.2025; Hits: 2965

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Details: Southern Cameroons

A tragic incident unfolded in Bamenda’s Lachance Bridge area earlier on February 4, 2025, when a construction worker, known as Elyse, was brutally shot and killed by gunmen believed to be separatist fighters. The attack occurred as Elyse operated an excavator at the reconstruction site of the Lachance Bridge in the Bamenda II subdivision, a critical link between City Chemist Roundabout and Rendez-vous.

Details: News Team; 06.Feb.2025; Hits: 2407

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The Nsahlai Law Firm, representing La République du Cameroun, has come under scrutiny for its controversial call to the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The firm’s letter urges the enforcement of immigration policies targeting Ambazonian activists, alleging their involvement in terrorism and fraud.