🎥 After twenty months of violent clashes, Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis remains deadlocked. In this video, Hans De Marie explains how Cameroonian and international actors can encourage the government and separatists to make concessions and end the conflict. More in our report: http://bit.ly/Africa272 | International Crisis Group

#Cameroon The Anglophone crisis that has now clocked five years has taken a new turn. This is manifest in all efforts and actions aimed at showing that either the government or separatists are in control of things especially in the Northwest region. Hospitals, food supplies and medication can’t reach hospitals in Boyo and food or passengers can’t reach Bamenda from Boyo, as well as other divisions. 👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾👇🏾 https://mimimefoinfos.com/anglophone-crisis-north-west-shutting-down-as-governmen

Intriguing video tells untold story of Anglophone crisis A video has been released tracing the ongoing Anglophone Crisis from the onset to the current situation on the ground. Done with the Denis and Lenora Foretia foundation, the captivating and intriguing piece lends a voice to IDPs, survivors and other victims of the crisis as they share their experiences. In the video, they also express their thoughts on the war, as well as current experiences living in lands far away from their homes. Watch

🇨🇲 #BBCAfricaEye exposes the violent realities of Cameroon's Anglophone crisis — a conflict that has gripped the country's two English-speaking regions for nearly a decade. 🎥 Watch the full documentary 'The Land That Bleeds', here: https://youtu.be/5POaGNE5NYQ | BBC News Africa

The Anglophone Crisis has persisted for nearly nine years, claiming thousands of lives and displacing hundreds of thousands more. Five years ago, I did a daring documentary, and this is an extract of the documentary. Watch full documentary by clicking on the link https://studio.youtube.com/video/WlVQA7GzXCo/edit Subscribe to our YouTube Channel. Contact via 237676431384 or 0752 310287 14TH December 2025. | Tah News Network