Author: Suzanne Efiong

Cameroon – Violence has resumed across Cameroon’s English-speaking regions just weeks after Pope Leo XIV’s historic visit to the country briefly raised hopes for renewed peace efforts in the long-running Ambazonia conflict. The pope’s April 2026 trip to Bamenda, the heart of Cameroon’s conflict-ridden Northwest Region, triggered an unusual pause in fighting after separatist factions announced a temporary ceasefire to allow civilians and pilgrims to move freely during the papal visit. The truce enabled thousands to travel for peace gatherings and public Masses without the fear of gunfire or roadblocks that have defined daily life in much of the region…

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Mali – Islamist fighters linked to al-Qaida killed dozens of civilians in coordinated attacks on villages in central Mali this week, intensifying fears over worsening insecurity and deepening humanitarian suffering across the Sahel region. The attacks targeted the villages of Kori Kori and Gomossogou in Mali’s volatile Mopti region, where local officials, aid workers, and security sources said between 30 and 50 people were killed. Several homes and supply vehicles carrying food were also set ablaze during the assaults. The armed group Jama’at Nusrat al-Islam wal-Muslimin, or JNIM, an al-Qaida-affiliated coalition active across the Sahel, claimed responsibility for the attacks.…

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9 Ways To Attract Women And Arouse Their Emotions byNick Notas The opposite of love is not hate. It’s apathy. So the worst outcome you can have on a date is for a woman to feel…nothing. Yet many guys do everything in their power to not rock the boat. They try to never offend a woman, say anything too forward, or show too much of their weird, quirky side. Many men, in their effort to avoid offense, inadvertently hide their most interesting traits – their quirks, humor, and desires. Basically, they cut off all the best sides of their personality.…

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WASHINGTON, D.C. In a powerful move that underscores the gravity of Cameroon’s ongoing conflict, the U.S. House of Representatives on Monday, May 5th, introduced a resolution calling on the Department of Homeland Security to establish a Special Humanitarian Parole program for Cameroonian nationals fleeing violence and persecution. The resolution, introduced amid intensifying concerns about the expiration of Temporary Protected Status (TPS) for Cameroonians, exposes a constellation of overlapping armed conflicts, state violence, and systemic discrimination faced by Cameroonian immigrants at home and abroad. The resolution comes just a week after the Interim Government of Ambazonia, led by Chris Anu, formally…

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LAGOS, Nigeria — Veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo marked his daughter Uloaku’s 25th birthday with a heartfelt message that quickly sparked online conversations about parental expectations and adult independence.​ In a post shared on April 8 on his official Instagram account, Kanayo congratulated his daughter and reflected on her growth from “little Valerie” to a “prospective Madam Uloaku.” He encouraged her to use the day for “sober reflection,” advising her to consider “things to copy, things to paste, things to delete.”​ Addressing her longstanding complaint about his frequent absences due to his acting career, Kanayo explained, “Good actors travel,…

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WASHINGTON — A group of U.S. lawmakers is urging President Donald Trump to extend humanitarian protections for Cameroonian nationals living in the United States, citing ongoing violence, human rights violations, and a deepening humanitarian crisis in the central African nation. In a letter dated April 4, 2025, members of Congress called on the Trump administration to redesignate and extend Cameroon’s Temporary Protected Status (TPS), which shields nationals from deportation and allows them to remain and work legally in the U.S. The lawmakers argue that conditions in Cameroon remain dire, posing a “severe risk” to returning citizens and making the continuation…

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YAOUNDÉ, Cameroon — In what is being described as one of the deadliest assaults on Cameroonian forces in recent times, at least 20 soldiers were killed in a meticulously coordinated overnight attack on military outposts in Wulgo, a northern border town near Nigeria. Military sources confirmed that the assailants, heavily armed and posing as herders and traders, struck at approximately 1:00 a.m. on Monday, unleashing chaos that lasted over two hours. The attackers overran multiple military bases, torching buildings, destroying military vehicles, and looting heavy weapons before retreating. Three additional Cameroonian soldiers and one Nigerian soldier were critically wounded during…

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KHARTOUM, Sudan — Sudan has initiated legal proceedings against the United Arab Emirates (UAE) at the International Court of Justice (ICJ), alleging that the Gulf nation violated the Genocide Convention by arming and financing the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), a paramilitary group accused of committing atrocities in the Darfur region. The Sudanese government contends that the UAE’s support enabled the RSF to perpetrate acts of genocide, murder, rape, and other human rights violations against the Masalit tribe in West Darfur during 2023. These allegations are substantiated by reports documenting ethnic-based attacks by the RSF and allied militias, which led the…

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LILONGWE, Malawi — Thousands of Mozambicans who sought refuge in neighboring Malawi following post-election violence are now preparing to return home, as both nations initiate a repatriation program. The unrest, sparked by disputed October 2024 elections, resulted in significant casualties and displacement. Human rights organizations report that over 300 individuals lost their lives during the political turmoil and subsequent clashes. The violence erupted after the ruling FRELIMO party’s candidate, Daniel Chapo, was declared the winner with 70.7% of the vote—a result contested by opposition leader Venâncio Mondlane and criticized by international observers for alleged irregularities. In response to the escalating…

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