The Mail & Guardian | Africa's Better Future

joseph dion ngutelatest news & developments

Hardline: Soldiers patrol Buea in southwest Cameroon after the government arrested and killed Anglophone teachers and lawyers in 2016 and the successionists responded with violence. (Alexis Huguet/AFP)

Cameroon’s civil war will continue

The hardline stance by both the government and the Anglophone successionists hinders solutions

R Maxwell Bone

Largely francophone Cameroon has 10 regions, two of which are mainly English-speaking: northwest region, whose capital is Bamenda, and southwest region with Buea as its capital. (Reuters/Zohra Bensemra)

Religion and conflict in Cameroon

Traditional, Islamic and Christian leaders are all being caught up in the conflict over secession in the Southern Cameroons

David Tonghou Ngong