The Morning Call
Cameroon’s government says normalcy has returned to the troubled English speaking regions of the country. Separatists in the country’s restive anglophone regions have faced a violent crackdown since
declaring the creation of “Ambazonia”, a self-proclaimed republic independent from the majority French-speaking country. Many have died from the over six month showdown between the state’s security
forces and armed groups from the region while tens of thousands have fled into neighbouring Nigeria.
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U.N. chief says natural resource control and extraction fueling conflict
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Cameroon: President Paul Biya’s prolonged absence raises questions
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RSF chief Mohamed Hamdan Daglo sentenced to death in absentia
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UN says hunger in conflict-hit northern Nigeria is reaching crisis levels
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Cameroonian MMA heavyweight star scores first round knockout
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