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Cameroon government forces begin search of about 80 school children and teachers that were kidnapped by armed men late Sunday.

RT @irinnews: @EmmanuelFreuden For a more recent update on the latest situation, read @arisontamfu's pre-election briefing: https://t.co/ES…

Cameroon Constitutional Council is set to declare final results of Oct. 7 presidential poll on Monday. Incumbent 85 year old Paul Biya who has ruled the country for 36 years is expected to win. Street protests have been announced in the run up to the results proclamation. https://t.co/yb8dy6LF5e

Cameroon constitutional court begins hearing petitions to cancel Oct. 7 presidential poll. Lawyers of the opposition candidates have questioned the neutrality of the judges whom they think are very "loyal to Paul Biya". https://t.co/Ux2YKdHkEH

Maurice Kamto just told a press conference in Yaounde he is the winner of Cameroon's October 7 presidential election. Incumbent Paul Biya has not reacted. Cameroon is heading for difficult days ahead. https://t.co/b08dxt7sIy

"So we will all die here in the bush before they look for a solution?” displaced anglophone Cameroonians wonder: A vote without a say: Cameroon’s displaced anglophones wait for peace to return: https://t.co/X3OW5gRAZw (@irinnews)

85 year old Paul Biya who has ruled Cameroon for 36 years and counting will be running for Presidential election again in October 2018. The election promises to be bloody following ongoing war in Anglophone regions. https://t.co/6TNlOcZwlC

In certain parts of the troubled Anglophone regions of Cameroon, the army is distributing bags of food to the very people they shot, killed and burnt their houses. A move that is widely considered "hypocritical". https://t.co/PSQZtolcdl

Ongoing gun battle between armed separatists and Cameroonian soldiers at mile 16 in Buea where visiting French minister plans to pay a visit.#Cameroon

RT @dionnesearcey: Its national anthem speaks of a nation flowing with milk and honey. Its flag features a white dove. But the nation of Am…

Cameroonian government has again shut down internet and SMS in certain parts of Anglophone regions following months of armed conflict. Last year internet was disconnected in all the regions for over 90 days, the longest shutdown in living memory

Anglophone elites begin donating money for the humanitarian plan for Anglophone regions today in yde.

Separatists in Cameroon have outrightly rejected a government plan to raise over 12 billions fcfa to assist hundreds of refugees displaced by a year-long armed conflict in the Anglophone regions of the country. The separatists want dialogue not financial assistance.

Makes Sense! https://t.co/2sVSSnNJjy

GIJN Africa @gijnAfrica

Investigating land and corruption in #Africa: a training manual for journalistshttps://voices.transparency.org/investigating-land-and-corruption-in-africa-training-manual-for-journalists-630cbfceb700 https://t.co/18bjmQXZ66

Pray for Cameroon. Recent happenings signal a sorrowful and bloody future for the country. #GuenuineDialogueNow

Multiple gunshots heard in Bamenda #Cameroon.

#Journalism is not a Crime #FreeAhmedAbba https://t.co/dxSAD5GVfA

LauraAngela Bagnetto @LA_Bagnetto

UPDATE! Imprisoned for the past 840 days for committing the 'crime' of #journalism, #AhmedAbba of @RFI_Hausa was @ #Yaounde Court of Military Appeal today. #lawyers spent 3 hours going over all the charges. Final verdict on 21 December. #Journalismisnotacrime #FreeAhmedAbba https://t.co/9iWTK22BYt