
Bisong Etahoben
Central Africa and Francophone Regional Editor at HumAngle
International investigative journalist, newspaper Editor/Publisher, Central Africa Regional/Francophone Editor, HumAngle Media, traditional ruler and parent.
Articles
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2 weeks ago |
humanglemedia.com | Bisong Etahoben
A Cameroonian soldier was killed and three others were wounded during a two-night attack by Boko Haram terrorists from 19 to 20 May. The assault occurred in Kerawa, a locality on the border with Nigeria, within the Kolofata sub-division of the Mayo-Sava division in the Far North region. A member of the local vigilante committee said the assailants, who came from Nigeria, targeted a Cameroonian military post.
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2 weeks ago |
humanglemedia.com | Bisong Etahoben
The United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (UNOCHA) has raised concerns about the worsening security and humanitarian conditions in Lubero territory in the Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo. A recent report from UNOCHA reveals that armed individuals perpetrated at least 32 instances of rape in the village of Vuhato, located in the Kayna health zone.
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3 weeks ago |
humanglemedia.com | Bisong Etahoben
Despite the recent peace accord signed by the government of the Central African Republic (CAR) and two rebel groups, the warring parties have continued attacking each other, with unarmed civilians at the receiving end. The latest clashes occurred on May 15, 2025, between the CAR soldiers and dozens of rebels around the Mambere prefecture of the country. Events leading to the clashes remain unknown, but local media reports reveal that a soldier was injured during the fighting.
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3 weeks ago |
humanglemedia.com | Bisong Etahoben
Scores of people have been displaced from Nyiragongo in the North Kivu region of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo), following the unrelenting spate of conflicts in the territory. Several families of the Rusayo tribal group, especially from the Kanzana and Kabale Katambi villages, left their bases on May 12, heading towards Goma and Sake, after repeated violent attacks on their homes and properties.
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1 month ago |
humanglemedia.com | Bisong Etahoben
The Misinga locals of the Ikobo tribal group in the North Kivu area of the Democratic Republic of Congo are returning to their village after more than four months of displacement due to the fighting between the country’s army and the M23 rebels. They had fled following the capture of Buleusa town in the Walikale territory.
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Mass Displacements Amid Spiralling Violence in DR Congo https://t.co/oj2cmEAq6V

‘Better to Suffer in the Village’: Displaced Locals Return Home Amid Rising Insecurity in DR Congo https://t.co/IBvqLWc9MP

Troops Push Back M23 Rebels Amid Renewed Violence in DR Congo https://t.co/7NWdnhohTy