WCA Press Release-004 | 20/01/2017 Oppression of West Cameroonians escalates to the disconnection of internet services within the South West and North West Regions. The West Cameroon Association (WCA) can confirm that the government of La République du Cameroun, in continuation of its deliberate and systemic oppression of the people of West Cameroon [...]
WCA Press Release-003 | 18/01/2017 The West Cameroon Association (WCA) condemns in the strongest possible terms, the arrest of the leaders of the Cameroon Anglophone Civil Society Consortium (CACSC) – Barrister Dr. Nkongho Felix Agbor Balla, Dr Neba Fontem and others including Dr. Michael Boyo and Mr. Kah Afumbom yesterday in Buea. We [...]
WCA REITERATES CALL FOR PAUL BIYA TO HONOUR PLEDGE FOR FRANK TALKS WCA REITERATES CALL FOR PAUL BIYA TO HONOUR PLEDGE FOR FRANK TALKS The West Cameroon Association (WCA) is a collective of English speaking Cameroonians living in Cameroon and the Diaspora. We have taken note of random press and social media reports [...]
Press Release No. 10 Fellow Brothers and Sisters. We the people of West Cameroon, have listened to the President's address with keen interest. We are very disappointed that given what is currently happening in West Cameroon. the speech has once again only been delivered in French. as it has been for the last 34 [...]
The Southern Cameroon State (now renamed West Cameroon) came into a two-state federation with La Republic Du Cameroun (LRC) also referred to as East Cameroon in 1961. The constitution of 1961 safeguarded the minority status of English-speaking Cameroonians in West Cameroon in this federation of two states equal in status. [...]
Already 57 years old Signed on the 26th December 1959 by President Ahidjo and the France of President Charles de Gaulle. Up till date, neither Paul Biya, nor Georges Pompidou, Valery Giscard d'Estaing, Francois Mitterand, Jacques Chirac, Nicolas Sarkozy or Francois Hollande have changed anything. However, article 6 raises a lot of concern. [...]
By Ekinneh Agbaw-Ebai* A preacher once told his congregation: "Next week, I plan to preach about the sin of lying. To help you understand my sermon, I want you all to read Mark 17." The following Sunday as he prepared to deliver his sermon, the pastor asked for a show of hands. He wanted [...]
Historical Background of the Problem Most of the territory known today as the Republic of Cameroon was a German protectorate from 1884. However, German Kamerun also included British Northern Cameroons, which elected to become part of Nigeria in the plebiscite of 1961. This protectorate was divided into British and French Cameroons in 1916 and [...]
