Anglophone Cameroon: 10 years on, the war continues
Deprived of some of their diaspora support, Anglophone separatists are pressing on with their bloody attacks a decade into the crisis. President Paul Biya, re-elected a year ago for an eighth term, is betting on attrition.
The Africa ReportPar Franck Foutelundi 12 octobre 2026 à 18:00
Two ministers, two attitudes. As Cameroon marks the tenth anniversary of the so-called Anglophone crisis, two key members of Paul Biya’s government have visited the North-West and South-West regions, victims of a low-intensity war that continues to bring grief to the country. In his home region of the South-West, Prime Minister Joseph Dion Ngute gathered local clergy, elected officials, administrators and civil society leaders at the Mountain Hotel in Buea on 28 September.
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