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[ April 7, 2017 ] BREAKING NEWS: Consortium in Chaos, Tassang Stages Ban of Tapang, Mark Bareta BREAKING NEWS
[ April 5, 2017 ] Anglophone Detainees Say Incarceration Situation in Kondengui is Life Threatening BREAKING NEWS
[ April 4, 2017 ] Two Female Boko Haram Suicide Bombers Kill selves in Foiled Attack BREAKING NEWS
[ April 3, 2017 ] OPINION: The EU And UK Ought to Know Better; The Crisis in the Cameroons is Not an ‘Internal Affair’, It’s a Problem of Annexation and Crime COLUMNISTS
[ April 3, 2017 ] EDITORIAL: Biya’s Common Law Measures: Too Little Too Late April 1, 2017 BREAKING NEWS

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BREAKING NEWS: Consortium in Chaos, Tassang Stages Ban of Tapang, Mark Bareta

By Pang Joseph, April 7, 2017

Cameroon Journal, Washington DC – Late last evening from Abuja, Nigeria, Tassang Wilfred and Barrister Eyambe, self-exiled leaders of the Consortium, including a handful of others who all claimed certain stakes as members of the Consortium, denounced and declared Mark Bareta and Tapang Ivo, Persona non grata in the Consortium – effectively, wanting all to […]
Anglophone Detainees Say Incarceration Situation in Kondengui is Life Threatening

By Mua Patrick, April 5, 2017

Cameroon Journal, Yaoundé – Some 64 Anglophone detainees being held at the Central Prison in Kondengui have described their incarceration situation as life threatening.

The detainees, arrested in the Northwest and Southwest during ongoing political crisis in the two regions spoke to a visiting delegation of […]
Two Female Boko Haram Suicide Bombers Kill selves in Foiled Attack

By Mua Patrick, April 4, 2017 Cameroon Journal, Maroua – Two female Boko Haram suicide bombers have blown themselves up near a school in Mora in the Far North Region of the country. The two [...]
OPINION: The EU And UK Ought to Know Better; The Crisis in the Cameroons is Not an ‘Internal Affair’, It’s a Problem of Annexation and Crime

By Akoson Pauline Diale, Monday, April 3, 2017 On March 23, in reply to a MoRISC Spain’s letter to the President of the EU Commission, the Head of Central Africa and Great Lakes Division of [...]
EDITORIAL: Biya’s Common Law Measures: Too Little Too Late April 1, 2017

Monday, April 3, 2017

Cameroon Journal, Washington D.C – President Paul Biya’s announced measures at redressing the problems of the Common Law Lawyers in the country come at a time the Common Law is under its most humiliating assault. A prominent Southern Cameroonian Supreme Court Judge, Hon. Justice Paul Ayah was abducted from his residence clandestinely and dumped in the detention cell of his Francophone subordinates in Yaounde.

A prominent Southern Cameroonian international lawyer, Barrister Felix Agbor Nkongho Balla and a number of his colleagues were also abducted and taken hostage from the common law jurisdiction and court-martialed in a French speaking jurisdiction in Yaounde. They are sharing this fate with hundreds of other Southern Cameroonians from all walks of life who were abducted from various parts of the territory and deported to military and paramilitary installations in French-speaking Cameroon. It is as if no courts exist in the Common Law jurisdictions from where they were abducted and taken hostage.

The actions of President Biya in relying on the most ferocious and overzealous executors of his anti-Southern Cameroons […]