Monday, 19 August 2019 News feature Conflict 24 July 2019 In Cameroon, education has become a victim of war Mbom Sixtus/TNH
Interview Aid and Policy 22 January 2019 Q&A: Why new peace talks on CAR really matter “My fear is that people will keep suffering. There is a certain level of suffering that people cannot take anymore."
Analysis Migration 4 December 2017 Cameroon government ‘declares war’ on secessionist rebels Crackdown comes after anglophone insurgents kill soldiers and police officers
News Conflict 4 October 2017 Cameroon's descent into crisis: the long history of anglophone discord More than five decades of anglophone grievance in Cameroon are coming to a head
Analysis Aid and Policy 6 September 2017 Northern Cameroon's dangerous development deficit The government needs to live up to promises to improve infrastructure if it wants stability in the Far North Region.
Analysis Aid and Policy 11 August 2017 Young guns: Cameroon's Boko Haram problem Jobless youth have been an easy target for Boko Haram. Now young people are organising to resist recruitment.
Analysis Conflict 16 May 2017 Language of peace hard to find as Cameroon crisis festers Cameroon’s French- and English-speaking regions are becoming more bitterly divided as secessionism grows
Feature Aid and Policy 11 January 2017 Boko Haram still a threat to refugees in Cameroon Conditions for Nigerian refugees in Cameroon are tough. But though Boko Haram is on the run, it’s too early for mass returns
Feature Conflict 15 December 2016 Non, merci: English-speaking Cameroon rises up, wants Republic of Ambazonia Long marginalised within a majority French-speaking country, Cameroon’s Anglophone regions now want to secede
News Conflict 11 March 2016 Boko Haram is losing, but so is food production Nigeria’s war against Boko Haram is finally swinging in the government’s favour, but it’s going to take much longer for food production to recover in...
