Anglophone Crisis

Anglophone separatists kill five soldiers, four civilians in west Cameroon

On Saturday, around 20 gunmen attacked a gendarmerie and a police station in Galim, in a predominantly French-speaking province, officials said.

Cameroon polls marred by violence, boycott

Despite boycott and separatists violence, President Paul Biya –– one of world's oldest and longest-serving leaders, who has held a tight grip on power for 37 of his 86 years – is billed to win.

Can national dialogue bring peace to Cameroon’s Anglophone regions?

The recent sentencing of separatists is likely to fuel more anger and resentment among the Anglophone population and alienate them from the Francophone-dominated government, but the dialogue can reverse hard feelings.

A life of struggle for Cameroonian refugees

More than 200,000 people have fled the Anglophone crisis since it began in 2016.

A government crackdown in anglophone Cameroon is worsening crisis — Amnesty

The human-rights watchdog Amnesty International says a government crackdown in two areas of Cameroon where separatists are campaigning for an independent state has inflamed the crisis in the country.