Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis disrupts education In Cameroon’s Anglophone regions, violence has silenced classrooms. Deadly attacks and a separatist-enforced lockdown have left schools in the Southwest largely deserted, replacing the usual excitement of a new school year with uncertainty. | CGTN Africa

Cameroon’s 2025 presidential election is just weeks away, and tonight history is being made. For the very first time, candidates and their representatives take part in The Big Debate, answering tough, direct questions from Cameroonian journalists and influencers at home and in the diaspora. Facilitated by Rebecca Enonchong, the panel includes Mimi Mefo, Paul Chouta, Nfor Hanson, Pochi Tamba Nsoh, Nzui Manto, Sandrine Yamga, and Eric Chinje. Live guests include: Hon. Patricia Tomaino Ndam Njoya (

302K views · 2.8K reactions |  #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 | Facebook

#AnglophoneCrisis Nigerian Preacher, Johnson Suleiman has called for wider media coverage of the Anglophone Crisis. Unlike in Nigeria, he said, "What is happening in Cameroon is not in the news ... " how many people in Cameroon really have media power and can spread what is happening? God put it in my heart that when you get to church today, pray for Cameroon... what touches our sister country touches us..." Watch full video below 👇🏾 __________________________________ Get more information on o