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14/09/2025

Is Colonialism Really Over? The Debate on Cameroon’s Crisis

A recent video on TikTok by Noreen, Real Africa Stories has sparked conversation about the ongoing situation in Cameroon.

The video, part of a series titled “The Ambazonian War of Liberation”, highlights how colonial legacies continue to shape Africa today. A bold caption on the screen asked viewers:

👉 “Still think colonialism is over? Look at what’s happening in Cameroon.”

Noreen pointed out that the Anglophone crisis, also known as the Ambazonian War, has been ongoing since 2017, a conflict rooted in historical injustices and power struggles.

The Comment Section Debate
The post quickly gained traction, with over 600 comments, but opinions were sharply divided:
Some users denied the existence of war in Cameroon.

“There is no war in Cameroon,” wrote one commenter, insisting the situation is exaggerated.
Others countered with claims of an ongoing conflict.

“There is a war in Cameroon,” another user strongly argued, receiving more likes in agreement.
The thread became heated, with back-and-forth replies, showing just how contested the issue is online.
Why This Matters
The video and comments reveal a deep divide in perceptions of Cameroon’s Anglophone crisis. For some, it’s a daily reality of violence and displacement; for others, it remains an invisible or denied struggle.

What’s clear is that the question “Is colonialism really over?” continues to resonate, raising awareness about modern conflicts that are tied to Africa’s colonial past.

What are your thoughts.?

09/09/2025

Back to school: A principal surprises his students by wearing the school uniform at the Lycée de Bependa in Douala

13/08/2025

BREAKING NEWS 🥺

🩸"MY SECRET IS KILLING ME"

My name is Esther. I am 39 years old. I live in Douala, Cameroon. I am about to tell you something that has been killing me inside. I need to confess. My soul is heavy. Maybe after this, I will finally sleep at night without hearing their screams in my dreams.

You see, I am not who people think I am. By day, I run a beauty salon. By night... I sell human lives.

I am part of a human trafficking ring. Yes. I steal people. I destroy families. I take what cannot be replaced, human organs.

It started five years ago. My business was dying. I was deep in debt. One day, a woman approached me. She said I could make money in “medical export.” I didn’t know what she meant until she showed me the truth. And by then, I was too deep.

I work with real doctors. Not quacks. These men have clinics in towns like Bamenda, Yaoundé, and even Buea. They wear white coats by day... and bloody gloves at night.

We target vulnerable people — orphans, girls running from abuse, jobless young men, even street beggars. I pretend to be kind. I offer them food, shelter, sometimes a fake job in another city. They follow me, smiling, trusting.

They never return.

In hidden rooms, far from hospitals, the surgeries happen. No mercy. No painkillers. Sometimes they scream. Sometimes they don’t even wake up. We remove kidneys, livers, hearts, and even eyes.

Some organs are sold here to rich Cameroonians with sick family members. But most are sent abroad, to Europe and Asia, through the black market. The organs are sealed to be alive, transported by corrupt agents at airports. Customs never checks. We pay well.

You may wonder how I sleep.

I don’t.

One girl haunts me the most. Her name was Emilienne. She was 15. I told her I would take her to Yaoundé to work as a house help. She hugged me and said, “Thank you, aunty. God will bless you.”

Two days later, I watched her bleed out on a metal table.

Her heart was shipped to China.

I buried her clothes behind my house. Sometimes I smell her perfume in the wind. She never leaves me.

I’ve tried to stop. But they won’t let me. The doctors, the clients, even police officers we are all in this. If I speak, I die. If I run, they find me. I am trapped in a prison I helped build.

Now I just wanted someone to know. Someone to carry my secret. I know God will punish me. I deserve it. But maybe... just maybe... someone will read this and save the next Emilienne.

If you’re reading this, don’t trust everyone who smiles at you.

Not all women carry handbags.

Some of us carry death.

🧿🧿🧿

Share this story to your timeliness and groups so others can see and it might safe a life.

Moral lesson:We need to keep praying for God to keep us safe from the predators outside

04/08/2025

Maurice Kamto-Yebga case: Decision Will be delivered tomorrow at 3 PM !

04/08/2025

The president of Manidem Anicet Ekane addressing Yebga before the constitutional council:

"Yebga, I ask your forgiveness if I offended you, forget me and think of all those who suffer, think of our comrades in the struggle. Forget me, if it is because of me. Think of the future of our country"

02/08/2025

SAD 😢 💔
A few weeks ago, young Lulu saw a woman and her 6-month-old baby about to be hit by a speeding motorcycle, He jumped in to save them and he did.

But in that heroic moment, Lulu was struck by a taxi and thrown into a truck’s path, crushing both his legs. Doctors had no choice but to amputate them.

Lulu is the son of Madam Fon Juliet, a respected legal and cultural figure in Cameroon’s music industry. She is now fighting day and night to help her son walk again with the help of prosthetics. 🦿

🙏 We’re calling on you to support this brave young man.

📞 To assist or donate:
+237 6 75 12 99 23 / 6 40 53 00 01 (Mrs. Fon Juliet – MTN & Orange)

📢 Please Share. Let’s give Lulu hope and a second chance.

02/08/2025

Man I Use To Be- by Dax is now available on YouTube.
Dax says he made a self promise to let go of alcohol, he even had to make a decision not to release another song until he is 6 months gone without taking alcohol.

We all know Dax songs has always been great even in lyrics, he wants to be more better.

He says he wanted to see if he could truly hear from God if he quieted all the worldly noises.

Now he's 7 months gone without taking alcohol.

And the song "The Man I Use To Be" is totally alcohol free.

Would you mind checking it out on YouTube, let's find out what this New Dax produced. 🙏🏽

31/07/2025

DJ Khaled's comment section 2 days ago 😬😯

31/07/2025

Breaking News 🚨🚨🚨

Mr Ibu might just be winning 12 million Naira from Rema’s challenge even in death . This is just a prove that this man is a legend and will forever be a legend .

Rema launched “ Kelebu” challenge and a video of Mr Ibu dancing and the song used has gone viral . Rema even pinned his own video and it currently has the highest likes and shares .

Bro , Mr Ibu was talented , he could act any role and he was also very flexible and dances very well . Nollywood really lost a legend . If he wins this Challenge then Rema will sure give to his family .

Moral lesson : Mr Ibu will forever be a legend .✅

30/07/2025

Na choper she be ✌🏽

30/07/2025

Balthazar Remix inside Cameroon Police 👮🏽😯

30/07/2025

Cynthia Fiangang 🗣️ "I've always said that the girls who criticize me in the comments do things that are beyond our control. Now, everything has come to us.

Two polìcewomen eating each other's "kwetou" in the commìssioner's office. In front of the presìdent's photo!

They should go to jaìl too. I sell, and they work in the commìssioner's office.

This is what married women do in the commìssioner's office ...Pro max polìcewomen

The fair woman is married with children already. The black one is engaged and always at Canal d'Or parties.

You made fun of me, yet you're in it with the black koki! I don't often talk much, but this time my stomach isn't the reservoir. I'm not a perfect girl, but here's your example.

S-uck nìp'ples like a goat, then come and ìnsult me as a pepper seller.
Married woman at home but prostìtutes outside, woubi (les:bìans) in the offices"

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