Military Killings in Santa Sub Division: One of the Victims narrowly escapes

• Family members flee as military intensify Manhunts
• Security forces storm hospital, arrest and kill suspects 
• Fru Ndi Reacts bitterly to the military brutality  

      Two victims of the Menka Pinyin massacre incident perpetrated by Cameroonian military are reported to have escape and are alive but their where about remained unknown as security forces intensify manhunt on them. The victims TCR learn are Ndiforwah Joseph Alloh and Alondi Moses Senwune all children from the subdivision.

It should be recalled that on Friday may 22^nd 2018, forces of law and order carried  an operation in a motel in Menka a village in Santa Subdivision and 32 people mostly young people were killed.

TCR gather from sources in the village that 3 men alleged to be leading a defense wing of the Anglophone struggle came to the village and told the Fon that they were there to recruit young people in the village to protect the village against military attack since the military has been burning villages and looting properties as they search for separatist fighters. “We never knew that it was a trapped to kill all young people in this village” the source told TCR

Miss Santé Cameroun 2018: Finale Régionale du Centre

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After UB Students’ Protest: Police Storm Kumbo in Search of Union Leader

Police in Bamenda have combed Kumbo in search of the Vice President of the commonwealth students’ union of the University of Buea (UB) Tangie Ryan-Fritz Forwang Mulutakwi.

He is said to be one of the student leaders that organized the strike action by students of the University of Buea on Monday November 21^st 2016.

According to sources, police resorted to the burning of the shop of Fritz’s father after failing to lay hands on the fugitive.

It should be recalled that on Monday 21^st November 2016, students of the University of Buea took to the streets protesting against decisions taken by authorities of the said higher institute of learning relating. The decisions were taken in response to another strike by teachers of the institution.

According to reports, the protest by the university students led to the arrest of over 100 students.  The Cameroon Report gathered that several other protesters were whisked off to a secret torture unit in SONARA, Limbe.

Sources revealed that the students’ erupted immediately after the Vice Chancellor of the university Professor Nalova Lyonga, issued a communiqué announcing that as from Monday November 21, 2016, CA tests were going to commence in various departments and schools of the University.

Prof. Nalova’s decision to get students take the impromptu CA tests wasn’t embraced by all and sundry especially given that lecturers of the said University together with other Anglophone teachers of the two English-speaking regions of Cameroon, were observing a sit-in protest then.

Students and parents alike, said they did not consider it safe returning to campus amidst the strike by their lecturers.

Anglophone Crisis: Foreigners Again Warned against Travelling to NW/SW Regions

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) has advised all foreign citizens against traveling to Cameroon’s English speaking and Far North regions due to persistent clashes between military and armed Anglophone separatist fighters.

In the warning alert made public July 6, the FCO said armed Anglophone separatist groups had in mid June, erected barricades on several spots along the Buea – Muyuka – Kumba road in the South West Region for several days. During which, travelers were stranded and spontaneous clashes ensued which left several casualties.

This follows violent and deadly clashes between demonstrators and the Cameroonian security forces in the North West and South West regions in September and October 2017.

FCO also revealed there have been numerous suicide attacks since 2016 which have resulted in over 200 dead in the Far North region. “Key targets have been large open markets, hotels, parks and sporting venues. There have also been hostages taken and heavy gunfights reported in Babouang and Mbarang in Adamawa region (Cameroon)”.

In the end, the FCO urge nationals to avoid all travels to these regions and contact the UK government in need of emergency help.

Clinton Risks Heavy Sanction from FECAFOOT

TCR has learnt from credible sources that one of Cameroon’s cutting edge attackers. Clinton Njie, risks heavy suspension from the Cameroon Football Federation (FECAFOOT).

According to our sources, the Indomitable Lions’ striker is accused of indecent behavior at the last camping of the national team in France during the friendly against Burkina Faso.

The African champion present as the rest of the national team in France for the friendly match against Burkina-Faso, is accused of arriving 24 hours late at the camping ground (May 25 instead of 24). However, the finalist of the last UEFA Cup did not only stop at this fault.

Considering the request for explanation served by the body that runs the Cameroonian football, the player "according to a statement from the hotel, brought in two girls to his hotel room and that they were evicted from the room because of induced nuisances,” the anonymous hotel official reported.