Army Neutralizes Notorious Separatist Leader 'General No Mercy' in Bambalang
On July 3, 2026, the Cameroonian army killed Henry Njimbogwe, known as 'General No Mercy', a prominent Anglophone separatist leader, in Bambalang, located in the Ndop Central district of Ngoketunjia. His death marks a significant development in the ongoing conflict in the North-West region, where he had been a key figure in separatist activities for months.
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Three Cameroonian soldiers killed in separatist attack in Bafut
On May 31, 2026, an ambush in Bafut, located in the North West Region of Cameroon, resulted in the deaths of three soldiers. The attack was reportedly carried out by armed separatist fighters, contributing to the ongoing violence in the region. Details about the incident remain sparse as investigations continue.
Cameroon Military Neutralizes Two Suspected Separatists in Bai Road Operation
On July 20, Cameroon’s Rapid Intervention Battalion (BIR) conducted an operation in Bai Road, South West Region, resulting in the death of two suspected separatist fighters. The military reported that the operation targeted a separatist hideout linked to the group led by 'General Lion'. This incident highlights ongoing tensions in the region as the military continues its efforts against separatist activities.
Six passengers kidnapped on Bamenda-Ndop road amid ongoing Anglophone crisis
Six individuals were kidnapped on the Bamenda-Ndop road, a notorious area in the North-West region of Cameroon, highlighting the ongoing violence linked to the Anglophone crisis. This incident adds to the growing list of abductions in the region, which has seen increased insecurity due to separatist activities.
Three Cameroonian Soldiers Killed in Matouke Ambush by Separatists
On September 23, three soldiers from Cameroon were killed in an ambush by the separatist group Fako/Meme Unity Warriors along the Matouke–Kotto road in the Littoral Region. The attack, which occurred around 7 a.m., is reported to be a retaliation for civilian deaths in Ekona, according to the separatists.