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Appeal for Cameroon’s separatist leaders adjourned to November 1
Published on 12.10.2018
The case against Cameroon's separatist leaders has been postponed to November 1 by the Mfoundi Appeal court in Yaounde, sources have confirmed. The ten leaders…
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Ayuk Tabe

Anglophone crisis: Detained ‘Ambazonia’ leaders expected in court today
Published on 11.10.2018
Detained seperatist leader, Sisiku Ayuk Tabe and other secessionist activists are expected in court for the 'Habeas' Corpus hearing. This will be the appeal session after…
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Cameroon installs vote counting commission
Published on 10.10.2018
Cameroon's Judiciary has installed a 22 man vote counting commission for the final counting of votes in the just ended presidential elections. Installing the members…
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Camrail finally indicted over 2016 Eseka train accident
Published on 27.09.2018
Cameroon rail company, Camrail, and 10 of its executives were convicted of manslaughter on Wednesday over a 2016 rail disaster that killed over 79 people…

Two bloggers to appear before judicial police in Douala

Two online activists in Cameroon have been summoned to appear before the judicial police in Bonanjo, Douala in the Littoral…
Published on 31.08.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Court dismisses motion for release of Cameroon’s separatist leaders

A court in Yaounde has rejectted a motion filed in by lawyers for the immediate release of the separatist leaders…
Published on 30.08.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Cameroon’s media regulatory boss slammed six-month jail term

The President of Cameroon's National Communication Council, Peter Essoka has been slammed a six-month suspended jail term by a court in…
Published on 29.08.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Armed men burn prison, free inmates in Ndop

Some armed men have burn down the Ndop Prison, in Ngohketunjia Division of the North West Region, freeing several inmates. The…
Published on 30.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Sangmelima Mayor freed after spending night in custody

The Mayor of Sangmelima André Noel Essima has been freed after spending the night at the Special Criminal Tribunal in…
Published on 27.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Sangmelima: Mayor in custody for alleged embezzlement

The Mayor of Sangmelima André Noel Essima has spent his first night at the Special Criminal tribunal in Yaounde after…
Published on 27.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Four soldiers nailed over viral execution video

Four Cameroonian soldiers have been arrested after a video apparently showing three of them summarily executing two women and their…
Published on 20.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Cameroon Bar Association: Elective Assembly billed for November

Officials of the Cameroon's Bar Association have said its elective Ordinary general assembly, GA, will hold in November, Going by The…
Published on 16.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Muna case resumes today

The case between Cameroon Presidential candidate Akere Muna and his sister Ama Tutu Muna over the succession of their father's…
Published on 10.07.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Anglophone detainees protest in Kondengui

Anglophone detainees at the Kondengui maximum security prison on Tuesday morning staged a protest strike against prison authorities for allegedly tortutring…
Published on 03.07.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Newly admitted Bar members instructed to fight against marginalisation

The President of the Fako Lawyers Association (FAKLA), Barrister Felix Agbor Balla, has exhorted the newly sworn-in Lawyers, Solicitors and…
Published on 02.07.2018 par Isidore Abah Judicial
Judicial investigations opened against detained Ambazonia leaders

Judicial investigations have been opened against Sissiku Ayuk Tabe and 46 other secessionist activists arrested in Nigeria and detained in Yaounde at…
Published on 28.06.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Cameroon security forces detained for torturing Anglophones

Several members of Cameroon's defence and security forces are behind bars for alleged rights violation in the two English-speaking region…
Published on 28.06.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Muna family case adjourned to July 10

The case between former Minister of Culture Ama Tutu Muna against her brother Akere Muna on their late father's succession…
Published on 26.06.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Lawyers appeal Mancho Bibixy’s sentence

The case between the State against Mancho Bibixy and six other activists arrested in the two English-speaking regions of Cameroon…
Published on 19.06.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Akere Muna cracking under pressure from Ama Tutu Muna

The Presidential candidate is seriously feeling the heat in the legal battle between him and his sister, the former Minister…
Published on 18.06.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Marc Vivien Foe’s son sentenced to five years in jail

Found guilty of armed robbery, Marc Scott Foé, son of late Cameroon international Marc Vivien Foé has been slammed a…
Published on 06.06.2018 par Franis Ajumane Judicial
Five more ‘Anglophone terrorists’ to appear before Yaounde military tribunal

Just over a week after the Yaounde military court slammed seven anglophone activists with heavy jail terms, another batch of…
Published on 04.06.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Mancho Bibixy slammed 15-year jail sentence

The coffin revolution activist was on Friday slammed a fifteen-year jail term by the Yaounde military court after he was…
Published on 25.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Mancho Bibixy to be sentenced today

The case between Mancho Bibixy and the State of Cameroon will surely see its tail end today as the judge…
Published on 25.05.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
No court can solve Anglophone crisis-Mancho Bibixy

In one of his last statements before he is sentenced, the coffin revolution leader stressed that the solution to the Anglophone crisis…
Published on 24.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Why has Mancho Bibixy not been sentenced yet?

It has been over a month since the coffin revolution leader was found guilty of some charges brought before him…
Published on 24.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Anglophone detainees blocked from court walk out protest

Mancho Bibixy and six other anglophone detainees brought before the Yaounde military court on Tuesday attempted a walk out of…
Published on 09.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Mancho Bibixy’s sentencing adjourned to May 24

The Yaounde military court postponed the sentencing to May 24 at the request of the defense counsel who advanced a…
Published on 09.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Cameroon Bar President sued for hanging to power

The President of the Cameroon Bar Association, Jackson Ngnie Kamga and the Head of the of the Bar General Assemble Nico…
Published on 07.05.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
SYNES-UB threaten protest march to strip Mayor Ekema of ‘fake certificate’

The University of Buea chapter of the Higher Teachers' Trade Union, SYNES has threatened to march on the streets if…
Published on 30.04.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Traditional rulers pay hommage to Nfon Mukete after Senate reappointment

The eldest member of Cameroon's Senate was offered a hectic reception by Bafaw traditional rulers on Tuesday on the occasion of…
Published on 26.04.2018 par Journal du Cameroun Judicial
Military court finds Mancho Bibixy, six others guilty of Secession

Mancho Bibixy and six other anglophone activists now await their sentence after the Yaounde military court found them guilty of…
Published on 26.04.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
Military court acquits Anglophone activist

Awanatuo Zacheus Kwambeh was acquitted of all the charges levelled against him in the case between the State against eight anglophone activists.…
Published on 26.04.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial
History will be final judge in Anglophone crisis, Mancho Bibixy tells court

Mancho Bibixy has told the President of the Yaounde military court Abega Mbezoa Eko Eko that the onus is on…
Published on 25.04.2018 par Francis Ajumane Judicial