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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.

Details: News Team; 30.Jan.2025; Hits: 3373

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In a revealing and exclusive interview, General Nambere, a former high-ranking officer in the Ambazonian Restoration Forces, sheds light on the often-overlooked truths of the Anglophone crisis in Cameroon. Interviewer: Michel Biem Tong (Exiled Cameroonian Journalist)

Details: News Team; 24.Nov.2024; Hits: 3018

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The ongoing detention of Dr. Cho Ayaba, a key leader in the Ambazonia movement, has become a flashpoint in the international conversation surrounding Cameroon’s brutal treatment of its Anglophone population.

Details: News Team; 21.Nov.2024; Hits: 2417

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Two taxis were set ablaze on the afternoon of Wednesday, November 20, 2024, at Che Street in Bamenda, according to reports from Star TV. The incident occurred following a dramatic confrontation involving unknown individuals.