Didimus Kimbi, AKA“Samba Ngala,” 37, pleaded guilty to conspiracy to provide material support to the Ambazonia Defense Forces (ADF).
justice.gov/usao-ndwv/pr/wes… #AmbazoniaConflict #Cameroon #EndAnglophoneCrisis
Questions raised over Jeffrey Donaldson’s well-paid Trade Envoy career in Cameroon
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How to Be an African Writer in the AI Era by Tope Folarin
A past winner of the Caine Prize draws a hard lesson from the controversy over its latest recipient.
Archived, no paywall link to the Atlantic article is here: archive.ph/8H2o7
Cheikh Hamidou Kane, Author of Seminal Anticolonial Novel, Dies at 98 nytimes.com/2026/10/05/obitu…
The @TimesLIVE feature on top memoirs and biographies highlights several standout non-fiction books focusing on identity, history, and personal growth. Patrice Nganang, Simukai Chigudu...
timeslive.co.za/lifestyle/bo…
Every Story is a Love Story by #ImboloMbue (Oct 6)
In thinking about how to explore the complexity of loss, sorrow and atonement, the #Cameroon author draws on an incident from her teens...
On the cusp of new beginnings, Wolo’s pregnant wife is hit by a motorist and dies. The driver, Victoria, seeks his forgiveness and, in her regret and quest to atone, reaches across the cultural and emotional divide into the indignant, tight-knit community who all profoundly feel the loss.
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A new book on African political theology. My essay on the Cameroon Anglophone crisis is there.
More than 1.5 million school-age children (four to 17 yrs old) are in need of education assistance due to crises in North West & South West (865,029 children), Littoral & West (67,433) & Far North (564,091). share.google/cttgDUSrT14CYpj…
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📚 Introducing Unbound Voices, a new @SpearsBooks series amplifying overlooked stories, cultural reflections, and diverse perspectives from Africa and its diaspora. Co-edited by @dibussi Tande & @atanga_lilian.
🔗 spearsbooks.org/new-book-ser…
#UnboundVoices #AfricanLiterature
🤖 Made with AI
#OnThisDay 12 Sept 1961. The Glasgow Herald: Cameroon in Chaos.
"It must be hoped that they [people of British-administered Southern Cameroons] will not regret their choice, for few states have ever embarked upon independent self-govt in more inauspicious circumstances."
The Glasgow Herald, Sept. 12 1961
Après plus de quarante années de séparation sous les régimes de tutelle britannique et française, les principales parties de l'ancienne colonie allemande du Cameroun seront réunifiées le 1er octobre en un État africain indépendant. Telle était la vision qui a conduit les populations du Cameroun méridional administré par la Grande-Bretagne à se rendre aux urnes en février de cette année afin de voter en faveur de l'union avec la République du Cameroun francophone voisine, déjà indépendante. Il faut espérer qu'elles ne regretteront pas ce choix, car rares sont les États qui ont accédé à l'indépendance dans des circonstances aussi peu favorables.
7 African Non-Fiction Books That Make Real Life Interesting brittlepaper.com/2026/09/lif…
35 Novels Coming This Fall
New fiction from Imbolo Mbue, Marlon James, Barbara Kingsolver, John Green, John Grisham and much more.
nytimes.com/2026/09/08/books…
A Montgomery County Circuit Court judge sentenced Eric Tataw to 6 months in jail & 5 yrs probation on charges of disturbing the peace in connection with a series of house parties he hosted — but that may be the least of his legal worries. wtop.com/maryland/2026/08/md…
Three Men Sentenced for Providing Material Support to Separatists in #Cameroon .
justice.gov/usao-wdmo/pr/thr… #EndAnglophoneCrisis #AmbazoniaConflict
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Out today! Makuchi’s new story collection, WOMAN OF THE LAKE, is here. Journey between the ancestors’ home & the diaspora through tales of history, memory, & the Cameroonian experience. Available worldwide via @Afbkcollective #Makuchi #AfricanLiterature
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Liberia says it will receive up to 1,200 people deported from the US, making it the 14th African country to strike such a deal with Washington.
I meet deportees sent to Cameroon who are now stuck in limbo.
"He is here after all!"
So it wasn't a "Retour triomphal" this time around 🙂
#Cameroon: It is always a triumphant return for President Biya after his notoriously long "brief visits" abroad!
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Tangué Stolen artifacts 🇨🇲📍
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Summary
Place of Origin: Bonaberi
Current Location: Germany, Munich, Museum Fünf Kontinente
It is a sacred ship's beak from the Bele-Bele family of Douala, symbolizing the authority of the Douala kingdom. Stolen by German colonial force in 1884
























